MEXICONOW

The MEXICONOW initiative (www.mexico-now.com) began in November 2002 and serves as an international business magazine. It publishes 25,000 copies every two months and has produced a total of 82 editions to date, reaching audiences worldwide. Each issue covers a variety of industrial sectors and topics, featuring consistent sections, insightful articles, research analyses, interviews, and success stories from businesses operating throughout Mexico, as well as relevant statistics. Subscribers can access the digital version of the magazine through a dedicated website. MEXICONOW stands out as the only English-language media source focused specifically on the entrepreneurial and industrial sectors.

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FEMIA expects 10% growth in the aerospace sector by 2025

2 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

For this year, despite the context of high uncertainty and the impact that tariffs could have, growth expectations in the aeronautical sector remain at 10%, estimated Luis Lizcano, director of the Mexican Federation of the Aerospace Industry (FEMIA). In an interview with A21, the executive said that once the “dust of uncertainty” settles, there will be more opportunities than challenges for the country and double-digit growth.
Naturgy to invest US$14.4 million in Aguascalientes

2 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

Spanish company Naturgy, a leader in natural gas distribution in Latin America, announced an initial investment of US$14.4 million in Aguascalientes to install a City Gate in the northern part of the state. The announcement was made during a meeting with Governor Tere Jiménez, as part of her official tour of Spain.
BYD to open Latin America's first Denza luxury dealership in Monterrey

2 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

In a global context marked by challenges in international trade, BYD reinforces its commitment to Mexico by announcing the opening of the first dealership for its premium brand Denza in Latin America. The Chinese firm confirmed that this new branch will begin operations in Monterrey in September 2025.
Mexico's aerospace industry projects doubling its value

3 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

The Mexican aerospace industry is advancing steadily, consolidating its global position with projected annual growth of 15%. FAMEX 2025 highlighted national innovations, international cooperation, and sustainability, reaffirming Mexico as a leader in aviation. Mexico has established itself as one of the top destinations for foreign investment in the aerospace industry, ranking fifth worldwide.
Humanscale to expand operations in Nogales

4 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

The US company Humanscale announced the expansion of its plant in Nogales, with an investment of close to US$30 million and the creation of more than 300 jobs, most of them specializing in advanced manufacturing. The company, based in New York and present in Sonora since 2017, will expand its infrastructure with new facilities that incorporate high-tech processes. The new plant was inaugurated this week with Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño in attendance.
Coahuila ranks among the top states in formal employment and labor benefits

5 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

Coahuila remains among the states with the best labor indicators in the country, according to the latest data from the National Occupation and Employment Survey (ENOE). According to the report, the state ranks second nationally in formal employment, with 66.9% of its population employed in formal jobs. In 2024, it closed the year in first place in this indicator, with 64.6%.
Foxconn to Launch Electric Vehicle in the US at the End of the Year

5 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

Technology subcontractor Foxconn plans to introduce its first electric vehicle to the US market at the end of this year. The launch will be carried out through an alternative brand to its automotive division Foxtron, whose identity has not been revealed.
US Court Upholds Automotive Tariffs

5 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

A panel of three judges ruled that the “reciprocal” tariffs enacted by President Donald J. Trump last April are illegal, issuing an order to block their implementation. However, the ruling leaves intact the 25% tax imposed on vehicles and auto parts, as stipulated by the U.S. Court of International Trade in Manhattan. The court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) enacted in 1977 does not give Trump “unlimited” authority to issue tariffs by executive order.
Mexico, Main Destination for Cars Made in China

5 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

Mexico became the main destination for exports of cars produced in China during the first half of the year, importing more than 138,000 units during that period, according to the latest figures from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). The Chinese automotive industry exported 1.54 million light vehicles between January and March, a figure that reflects a 16% increase over the previous year.
U.S. - Mexico Transportation: Best-in-Class Risk Management - MEXICONOW

5 days ago | mexico-now.com | Jorge Saldana

GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest Audio Interview “U.S. - Mexico Transportation: Best-in-Class Risk Management” features Mark Vickers. Mark collaborates with Logistics Service Providers and Shippers who are seeking to optimize their domestic and international insurance programs with a specialty in cross border transportation insurance. In the 24-minute Audio Interview, Mr. Vickers discusses these questions:How have Cargo Insurance Standards changed in Mexico over the past 8 years and why?