Mexico expects investments of $64 billion
Capital inflows are projected for the next three years

Mexico generates investment expectations of $64.703 billion. Resources expected to enter the country over the next two or three years, reported the Ministry of Economy.
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It specified that 209 public announcements from the private sector have been identified, which are expected to create 99,709 new direct jobs.
The report detailed that from August 1 to September 30 of this year, the U.S. company Constellation Brands announced investments of $4.6 billion in beer production in Veracruz.
The Spanish company Iberdrola will participate in the construction sector with a power plant, with an estimated investment of $2.9 billion.
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Meanwhile, the automotive company Stellantis announced investments of $1.6 billion in the State of Mexico.
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Of the total announcements registered in the first nine months of the year, the Ministry highlighted the United States with $29.901 billion, Germany with $6.995 billion, and Spain with $5.202 billion.
Additionally, 56% of the public investment announcements are intended for manufacturing sector projects, particularly in the beverage industry with 42%, automobiles with 18%, auto parts with 13%, iron and steel with 9%, and aerospace equipment with 2%.
The Ministry, still headed by Raquel Buenrostro Sánchez, noted that during the reference period, China, France, and Brazil entered the list of countries interested in investing in Mexico, especially in the automotive, natural gas, and steel sectors.
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