State of Mexico to Receive US$4 Billion in Investments: Governor

The Governor of the State of Mexico, Delfina Gómez, announced that the state will receive investments amounting to US$4 billion in various industrial developments over the next five years. The projects were unveiled during the ceremony to set the first stone for the construction of DHL Supply Chain’s new facilities at T-Mex Park, located in Nextlalpan.

The Mega Logistics Campus State of Mexico is expected to be the largest in the country, with 40ha housing four buildings and offering over 200,000m2 of logistic space, generating more than 2,500 permanent jobs, says Mario Rodríguez, President, DHL Supply Chain Mexico.

Gómez says that this investment will play a key role in the economic growth of the State of Mexico. She adds that this project results from an unparalleled collaboration between the federal government, state government, municipal governments, the private sector, civil society, and the railway sector. Gómez also says that the investment in T-Mex Park would generate economic growth and improve the quality of life for the citizens of the State of Mexico.

The industrial complex that will host DHL Supply Chain’s new facilities is strategically located, with 45% of the national land cargo passing through the area, making it the epicenter of economic development in the region, says Gómez.

The Government of the State of Mexico is committed to supporting the business sector, says Laura González, Minister of Economic Development of the state. González adds that a long-term economic policy is being developed to provide certainty and ensure the operation, stability, and permanence of economic units in the region.

Charles El-Mann Metta, General Director, Park Industrial, thanks the state’s government for the constant support and vision to drive economic development.