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Several global automobile manufacturers have announced their plans to assemble certain of their products in Mexican soil, as global demand increases. General Motors will manufacture the Spark in the Ramos Arizpe plant; Nissan will manufacture the Micra in its Aguascalientes plant, Volkswagen will manufacture the new Polo in its Puebla plant, while Ford will assemble the Fiesta in its Cuautitlan plant. Nissan also announced that it will invest an additional of approximately U.S.$600 million for the manufacturing of two additional global models. The automobile industries plans involving Mexico will double its automobile production to approximately 3 million vehicles within the next three years.
Cessna Aircraft Company recently announced that it will invest approximately U.S.$67 million in the establishment of its fourth plant in the Mexican State of Chihuahua. The plant will provide labor in the structure metal assembly for Cessna aircraft, generating approximately 150 new job positions.
Mexican-based retailer Grupo Gigante recently announced that it plans to invest approximately U.S.$140 million to complete or expand its ongoing real-estate developments and the construction of three new stores of its The Home Store brand, and 100 Super Precio retail shops. The Mexican group plans to diversify its real-estate investment in the Dos Patios Corporativo development, the construction of malls in Lomas Verdes and San Esteban; and the construction of two small residence complexes, all of them in the Mexican States of Mexico and Guerrero.
Kansas City Southern Mexico, a subsidiary of U.S.-based Kansas City Southern, recently announced the reactivation of its railroad terminal project in the Mexican State of Michoacan, where it plans to invest approximately U.S.$80 million. The railroad terminal will complement the services that are currently offered in the port of Isla de la Palma.
Spanish-based Grupo Grand Coral recently announced its investment of approximately U.S.$5 billion in the next ten years in the Mexican States of Quintana Roo and Baja California Sur, focusing in luxury and smart living. The upcoming residence area in Playa del Carmen will include apartment complexes, hotels, beach clubs, and a golf course designed by Nick Price. The group has initiated work in the construction of a residence complex in Los Cabos.
The Mexican State of Nuevo Leon experienced a 136% increase in foreign investment during the first semester of 2010. The growth is mainly attributed to the arrival of new manufacturing companies and the expansion of previously installed companies. Moreover, the State is currently awaiting the arrival of ten new companies from different manufacturing sectors and other companies are planning expansions, involving an overall additional investment exceeding approximately U.S.$340 million.
Derechos Reservados 2010 J.A. Treviño Abogados S.A. de C.V.