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Manufacturing in Mexico

Looking to manufacture closer to your customers in the US?

Start manufacturing in Mexcio

Transfer your manufacturing operation to Mexico and enjoy a range of advantages

WHY

U.S. companies in Mexico enjoy a range of advantages, including reduced cost of production, convenient location.

WHO

Any manufacturer, regardless of size or industry, can move operations to Mexico.

WHERE

Mexico is a large country, with production centers in a multitude of locations.

HOW

Manufacturing Services, Manufacturing Operations y 3PL

Various industries we proudly serve

Cadena's service extends to international manufacturers across various industries.

Appliances
Automotive
Electrical
Medical
Aerospace
Textile

Appliances

  • Mexico is one of the largest exporters of appliances in the world, with many well-known household appliance brands choosing it as their manufacturing location.
  • Second-largest exporter of household appliances to the United States. The country’s portfolio includes top brands such as General Electric, Whirlpool, LG, and Electrolux.
  • The appliance manufacturing industry in Mexico is celebrated for its proximity to key export markets, strong supply chain, and extensive manufacturing capabilities.
  • By partnering with a manufacturer licensed to operate in Mexico, businesses can enjoy the benefits of highly efficient, lower-cost manufacturing without sacrificing quality or having to set up their own operation.

Automotive

  • Automotive manufacturing has a long history in Mexico
  • The country has built up a strong automotive manufacturing ecosystem
  • Large car manufacturers operate here: Ford, GM, Honda, Nissan, Chrysler, Volkswagen, Fiat and Toyota, Audi, Kia, Mazda and BMW.
  • Mexico is the fourth largest automobile exporter in the world.
  • The main cluster areas are based in Coahuila, San Luis Potosí, Baja California, Nuevo León, Jalisco, and Guanajuato.

Electrical

  • TNC has a history of supporting manufacturing of industrial equipment, specifically electrical equipment, which can be very labor intensive.
  • Mexico is Latin America’s leading manufacturer of electrical equipment, with leading companies, with operations in Mexico, such as: ABB, Eaton, Furakawa, ACME, Belden, Cooper, General Electric, Hammond, Schneider, Siemens, Thomas and Betts, Mitsubishi and WEG.
  • Mexico is the main supplier to the U.S. market of: products for energy distribution, transformers, engines and generators.

Medical

  • Many medical suppliers and OEMs have chosen to outsource some or all of their device component manufacturing to Mexico.
  • In Mexico, medical device manufacturing is one of the fastest-growing industries.
  • Everything from pacemakers and pipettes to needles and respirators is produced in Mexico-based facilities.
  • Mexico is among the largest medical device export countries in the world.
  • Medical device manufacturing in Mexico reached $11.7 billion in exports during 2019

Aerospace

  • Mexico’s aerospace industry is a great example of growth: from 2004–2019 the industry grew average annual exports by 14 percent, and added more than 63,000 new jobs
  • During 2007-2017, the industry represented up to USD 6 billion in accumulated foreign direct investment (FDI).
  • Mexico’s aerospace sector grew from 100 manufacturing firms and organizations in 2004 to 368 by mid-2020.
  • Canadian aerospace firm Bombardier arrived in 2004 and began what is now a number of diversified aerospace clusters made up of several industrial parks along the northern Mexican border states.
  • The Mexican aerospace industry has five main hubs, located in the states of: Baja California (Tijuana-Mexicali), Sonora, Chihuahua, Querétaro, and Nuevo León. Baja California is the largest, with more than 110 aerospace firms supporting more than 35,000 direct jobs.
  • In contrast with the United States, the Mexican aerospace industry focuses on aerospace parts and assemblies that are integrated into final systems.

Textile

  • The Mexican textile and apparel industry is one of the country’s strongest, with $7B in annual yearly exports, and accounts for ~3% of GDP.
  • Mexico’s textile and apparel industry employs approximately 639K workers, that includes garment manufacturing, fiber production, and cotton farming.
  • Mexico’s textile industry is concentrated in the Central, and North Eastern parts of the country, with 63% in the following states: Puebla, Mexico City, and the State of Mexico, Tlaxcala, Hidalgo, Jalisco, Queretaro, Coahuila, Sonora, Guanajuato, Nuevo Leon, and San Luis Potosi.
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Mexico manufacturing
services

Many shelter companies are available to partner with foreign businesses, providing all of the administrative services of the operation.

Meanwhile, while the foreign partner provides all of the production equipment and raw materials, and also establishes production processes, procedures, guidelines for corporate culture, and more.

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Atul K.

Co-founder, eSourcing Portal

“Cadena gives us us the option of being able to quickly employ and re-employ our sales strategy and directly meet senior prospects within the segment we are going after in GCC.”

Salma Al H.

Director, Enterprise

“It's an interesting offering for Fintech companies. We will continue with Cadena as our own regional presence and client-base grows.”

Andrew W.

CEO, Logistics Tech

“Cadena pays for itself 10 times over. They connected us with C-suite prospects which converted in signed contractswithin 3-7 months.”