Released September 16, 2020 | CORDOBA, ARGENTINA
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Mexico is encouraging the construction of port infrastructure and the development of industry in coastal areas through its recently established Intermodal Port Coastal Systems (SIPCOs), part of the Mexican Federal Port Coordination Administration.
International investors are betting on Mexican ports due to their great development potential and some of the new strategic points for maritime routes. They see important areas of opportunity to improve their day-to-day operations that, under suitable policies, could increase their potential in coming years.
For the development of Mexican ports, a sophistication is necessary in the integration of value chains, industrial parks integrated to ports, technology integration, and project efficiency and updated regulation.
Industrial Info is tracking 56 operational ports in Mexico, both public and private, with more than 280 active projects totaling about $4 billion of investment. Click here for a list of projects, and see map below.
International investors are betting on Mexican ports due to their great development potential and some of the new strategic points for maritime routes. They see important areas of opportunity to improve their day-to-day operations that, under suitable policies, could increase their potential in coming years.
For the development of Mexican ports, a sophistication is necessary in the integration of value chains, industrial parks integrated to ports, technology integration, and project efficiency and updated regulation.
Industrial Info is tracking 56 operational ports in Mexico, both public and private, with more than 280 active projects totaling about $4 billion of investment. Click here for a list of projects, and see map below.
