Coahuila closes 2024 with historic results in investment and employment

COAHUILA - The year 2024 represented a period of economic growth and consolidation for Coahuila, with the attraction of US$4.6 billion in investments and the generation of more than 30,000 formal jobs, reaffirming the state's dynamism as one of the main economic engines of the country.

A total of 59 projects from 15 countries drove this record number, highlighting the arrival of companies such as Yokohama, Stellantis and DeAcero, which together contributed more than 40 billion pesos in investment. These figures positioned Coahuila as one of the states that most benefited from nearshoring, taking advantage of its strategic location and solid industrial infrastructure.

Coahuila has consolidated its position as a national leader in key sectors. It is the leading producer of vehicles, auto parts, railroad cars, refined silver and has the best wines in the country. It is also the second largest exporter in Mexico, reflecting its significant weight in the national and international economy.

This growth is also reflected in the expansion of industrial infrastructure. In 2024, new industrial parks were created, reaching a total of 113 in the various regions of the state, which facilitates the establishment and expansion of domestic and foreign companies.

Factors such as security, respect for the rule of law, labor formality and a highly qualified workforce have been key to maintaining investor confidence. These elements not only strengthen the state's competitiveness, but also provide local communities with more and better job and development opportunities.

In summary, this year's results are a testament to Coahuila's potential as a pole of attraction for new investment and a strategic region for the country's economic growth. With a vision focused on the future, the state continues to work to generate opportunities and strengthen its position as a benchmark for development and innovation.