Regulation Advances Drive Financial Inclusion in Mexico

For nearshoring success, Mexico must boost its capabilities, green projects, energy infrastructure, and the rule of law, says AMSDE President.

Last week, experts warned that Mexico's avocado industry faces uncertainty amid political tensions in Mexico and the United States. President López Obrador aims to delay federal labor reform amendments, and Mexico Business held the first edition of the Mexico Nearshoring Summit, on March 19 and 20. This and more. Watch now!

Southern Copper has invested more than US$15 billion over the past decade in consolidating its Mexican and Peruvian base metals projects.

Ranked as the third-largest hub of mining projects in Mexico, Durango aims to boost the mining sector's contribution to its GDP.

With Rentar's technology, diesel's future shines brighter, cleaner, more efficient, and sustainable, says Brian Livingston.

Mexican regulations have once again put ESG at the center of discussion as companies are balancing mineral extraction with responsible practices.

Zacatecas is already a leader in silver, gold, and lead production. The state is now looking at untapped potential in lithium extraction.

Chihuahua offers many opportunities for mining operators, like a specialized police body and an extensive supplier network.

The company's Mulatos district shows promising prospects for increased production and cost reductions by 2026.

New projects entering production, solid copper and gold outputs, and a supportive government, are the main drivers of Sonora’s mining outlook.

Industry insiders say the Mexican mining sector needs political and legal certainty, as well as policies based on science.

To achieve success in mining operations, companies must focus on enhancing their protection against crime, said Jorge Tello-Peón.