Ferran Sur Launches US$161 Million Industrial Park

Sofía Ortiz
Ferran Sur Launches US$161 Million Industrial Park

Grupo Ferran and Grupo Bogavante have begun construction of the Ferran Sur Industrial Park, a US$161 million project expected to create up to 2,000 direct and indirect jobs while attracting manufacturing, logistics, and distribution companies to the municipality.

Located in the Buenavista district, the project spans 21.84 hectares and includes approximately 90,000 square meters of industrial space, divided into six facilities to be developed in three phases.

The first phase comprises two industrial buildings covering 16,720 and 11,840 square meters, respectively. Both are designed to meet international Class A industrial facility standards.

During the ceremony marking the installation of the first steel column, Mayor Gerardo Quirino Velázquez Chávez highlighted the investment's importance in strengthening Tlajomulco's industrial potential and creating new employment opportunities.

Meanwhile, Íñigo Fernández Bracamontes, chief financial officer of Grupo Ferran, emphasized that the project aims to provide competitive infrastructure for companies seeking to establish or expand their operations in Jalisco.

Ferran Sur benefits from its proximity to the Guadalajara Beltway, Guadalajara International Airport, the metropolitan area, and the highway corridor connecting the region with the port of Manzanillo, all of which are key links for national and international supply chains.

The complex will feature heavy-duty roads, fire protection systems, security and access controls, as well as stormwater management and wastewater treatment infrastructure.

Roberto Álvarez Silva, president of the Jalisco Industrial Parks Association (APIEJ), emphasized the importance of regional connectivity in attracting productive investment and strengthening the state's industrial growth.

Through this development, Tlajomulco is expanding its industrial infrastructure to attract new manufacturing operations, distribution centers, and logistics activities serving western Mexico.

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