Although shifting production from North America to Asia allowed companies to reduce costs, it weakened both the regional and Mexican supply chain. China stood as the preeminent world supplier of ventilators, face masks, and medical equipment during the early months of the global coronavirus pandemic. This ignited alerts in the United States, the country with […]
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Alan Russell
Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer
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President
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Executive Vice President
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Chief Operating Officer
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Vice President of Finance and Accounting
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Vice President of Business Development
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President – Tecma West
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Thus far, Mexico not attracted greater flows of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) originating from China, despite the mutual benefits that both countries could achieve from a greater trend towards nearshoring from East to West Last year, Chinese manufacturing investment in Mexico accounted for less than 0.1% of the nation’s total capture of foreign direct investment […]
Experts see reshoring manufacturing to Mexico and the Americas as a means to stabilize and protect industrial value chains. With the advent of the Trump Administration in the United States and the implementation of its national trade and security policies, the process of the uncoupling and fragmentation of global value chains through the process of […]
The July 2020 signing of the new United States-Canada-Mexico Free Trade Agreement and a greater trend towards seeking local or regional suppliers of material inputs will help attract greater investment to the sector related to appliance manufacturing in Mexico. The Secretary of Economy and Labor of the government of that Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, […]
Mexico’s export maquiladora industry will replace approximately 20% of Chinese manufactured inputs with locally made products this year due to COVID-19 supply chain interruptions. Mexico’s export maquiladora industry projects the replacement of 20% of Chinese material inputs with products that are manufactured locally this year. “This set of circumstances is related to the impact of […]
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This quarterly publication will be populated with content that is useful and relevant to readers that are contemplating Mexico investments, have operations already within the Republic, as well as to other individuals that have an interest in Mexico and its manufacturing sector.
