Trade between Guanajuato-Czech Republic yield US$6.1 million

Foreign trade between Guanajuato and the Czech Republic continued to grow during the first quarter of 2026, driven by demand for high-value-added manufactured goods and the participation of export companies based in various municipalities across the state.

According to data from the Foreign Trade Promotion Agency (COFOCE), Guanajuato’s exports to the Czech market exceeded US$6.1 million between January and March of this year—a figure representing a 7.1% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

Currently, 27 companies in the state maintain export operations to the Czech Republic, a trade relationship that, according to the agency’s estimates, benefits more than 13,000 local families through jobs linked to manufacturing, logistics, and foreign trade.

Exportable goods, advanced manufacturing, and specialized industrial sectors account for the majority of Guanajuato’s shipments to this Central European country.

Measuring instruments, electronic medical equipment, and high-value-added exports led the shipments, with a value exceeding US$2.7 million. In second place were electrical power distribution equipment, totaling more than US$1.9 million.

The export basket also included metal valves, specialized textile products, and automotive components destined for various industrial supply chains.

These results reflect the presence of Guanajuato-based companies in advanced manufacturing segments, with international certifications and high quality standards that enable them to compete in specialized markets.