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Doing Business in Mexico

EDC's guide to doing business in Mexico is 'required reading' for all Canadian manufacturers.

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The experts at Deloitte have compiled this informative overview on the taxation and investment conditions in Mexico.

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Infrastructure in Mexico

Download EDC's two-page rundown on infrastructure opportunities in Mexico for Canadian companies.


DID YOU KNOW...

According to CME's Management Issues Survey;

  • In 2012, Mexico-Canada trade flows increased 2.6%, a record figure in the bilateral relationship

  • The trade surplus of Mexico increased 2.77% compared to last year's end, going from USD$15.1 billion to USD$15.6 billion in 2012
  • From January 2000 to December 2012, Canada’s cumulative FDI in Mexico reached USD$12.6 billion, becoming the fourth largest foreign investor in Mexico 

In June 2012, CME President & CEO Jayson Myers was in Mexico to sign a landmark agreement with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Mexico (CanCham), one of the country’s most important trade organizations, aimed at enhancing economic relations between Canada and its third-largest trading partner. This MOU signaled a major step forward in CME’s ongoing commitment to assist its members in exploring and succeeding in new, international markets.  

In November 2012, Myers was invited to participate in a Business Roundtable with the then elected President of Mexico, the Honourable Enrique Peña Nieto. During that meeting, Peña Nieto and important representatives from the Canadian private sector and officials coincided in the importance of furthering the bilateral relation and cooperation in the areas of trade, investment, energy and immigration.  

Working alongside strategic partners, CME’s goal is to provide Canadian companies key market intelligence, linkages and business opportunities in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. Let CME help you establish critical connections through customized matchmaking services and vital insight.

Mexico: the New China. As any entrepreneur can tell you, the shorter and more nimble a supply chain is, the better. The New York Times (Jan 26, 2013)

Mexico Approves Massive Education Reform. A plan to overhaul Mexico's public education system has been ratified by 18 of the country's 31 states. Huffington Post (Jan 16, 2013)

Scotiabank to Increase Small Loans in Mexico. Bank of Nova Scotia says it can boost small loans in Mexico as much as 20 percent in a push for business in Latin America. Bloomberg (Jan 18, 2013)

Canada’s largest industry and trade association  is putting its money on Mexico – or, more accurately, has research showing it’s a hotter market than it’s more popular South American neighbour, Brazil - Toronto Star (January 09, 2013)

“I am also pleased to note that Tec de Monterrey’s Querétaro campus is working closely with Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters to promote business opportunities between Mexico and Canada.” Governor General during his recent trip to Mexico (November 30, 2012)

Mexico's recent growth run is impressive and set to continue (EDC, January 24, 2013)



Mexico's Resilience
Mexico is a market to watch. EDC Vice President and Chief Economist, Peter G. Hall, provides insight.

 

Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Mexico
Established in 1982, CanCham offers CME members unprecedented, high-level access to top decision-makers in Mexico, as well as exceptional networking opportunities and exposure.
Doing business in Querétaro
As the city's booming manufacturing sector continues to thrive, Canadian companies looking to do business in the region can take advantage of learning from one of the state's very own manufacturing companies. 

 

Interested in doing business in Mexico? For more information on how CME can help your business succeed in this important market, e-mail saraluz.elechiguerra@cme-mec.ca.  

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