Aguascalientes Inaugurates US$99 million Industrial Park

Aguascalientes has inaugurated the first phase of its new San Marcos Valley Industrial Park, a project representing an investment of US$99 million and capable of accommodating between 20 and 30 companies, according to the state government.

The complex hopes to attract US$1.1 billion in investment, in addition to creating 9,000 direct jobs and 36,000 indirect jobs.

Governor María Teresa Jiménez Esquivel reported that the development of new industrial areas helps the state maintain a competitive position on the national stage, encourages businesses to set up operations, creates jobs, and also contributes to economic growth.

José Arturo Crespo Pavón, the chief financial officer of Lintel-San Marcos Valley, explained that the park, located south of the capital city, already covers a total area of 140 hectares. The first phase has begun with approximately 30 hectares developed, complete with infrastructure and services to begin marketing the site and welcoming companies.

The minister also noted that the development is designed to serve companies in strategic, high-value-added sectors, such as the automotive industry, electronic components, technology and innovation, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, logistics and warehousing, as well as light, medium, and specialized industries.

Finally, Esaú Garza de Vega, Secretary of Economic Development, Science, and Technology, emphasized that Aguascalientes offers competitive advantages due to its location in central Mexico, as well as its road and air connectivity stemming from its proximity to suppliers and supply chains, its pool of skilled talent, a well-established industrial ecosystem, and investment certainty.