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22 Aerospace Industry NUEVO LEÓN www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN STRATEGIC LOCATION LOCATED in northeastern Mexico, bordering the United States (NUEVO LEóN/TEXAS) border line with the usa United States of America 14 km north region Estados Unidos de América Coahuila de Zaragoza Peripheral region GULF OF MEXICO monterrey metropolitan area/ center region Tamaulipas PACIFIC TERRITORIAL OCEAN SURFACE citrus region 64,655 Km2 Zacatecas Mexico San Luis Potosí southern region 2 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN Female Male DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE 50.4% 49.6% Total Population 5,129,505 urban rural INHABITANTS 94.8% 5.2% MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY 588,708 COMMERCE 449,318 EAP:2,713,337.1 VARIOUS SERVICES 265,102 (ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE POPULATION) SOCIAL SERVICES 220,772 CONSTRUCTION 198,645 RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMMODATION 190,095 AGRICULTURE, CATTLE RAISING, FORESTRY, HUNTING AND FISHING 40,913 TRANSPORTATION, COMMUNICATION POSTAL SERVICE AND STORAGE 181,700 2.5 MILLION PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, FINANCING AND CORPORATIVE 271,671 TOTAL LABOR FORCE GOVERNMENT AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANISMS 80,227 EXTRACTIVE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY 18,422 NOT SPECIFIED 8,483 3 www.investinmx.com New York Chicago Detroit NUEVO LEÓN CONNECTIVITY Las Vegas Los Angeles Atlanta Ensenada Dallas Austin Houston . San Antonio Air Miami Port I-35 La Habana International Border Mazatlán Altamira Varadero FERROMEX Kansas City Southern Veracruz Manzanillo Lázaro Cárdenas Panamá 4 www.investinmx.com TO hidalgo NUEVO LEÓN colombia ROAD CONNECTIVITY anahuac lampazos America de naranjo Coahuila de Zaragoza MEX NUEVO LEóN Linking ciudad sabinas 85d paras Economic bustamante hidalgo 7,245 KM TO mier Roads and highways Regions agualeguas MEX MEX 53 85 ciudad cerralvo los aldamas general bravo MEX 35 ciudad de allende Tamaulipas galena linares itubide TO san carlos Zacatecas TO ciudad victoria MEX 57 aramberri general zaragoza San Luis Potosi doctor arroyo mier y noriega 5 www.investinmx.com TO hidalgo NUEVO LEÓN colombia RAILROAD CONNECTIVITY anahuac lampazos America de naranjo Coahuila de Zaragoza ciudad sabinas paras bustamante hidalgo Name of Routes: TO mier agualeguas A) Ferromex Kansas City Southern ciudad B) cerralvo los aldamas general bravo ciudad de allende Tamaulipas galena linares itubide TO san carlos Zacatecas TO ciudad victoria aramberri general zaragoza San Luis Potosi doctor arroyo mier y noriega 6 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN AIR CONNECTIVITY 2 Airports GENERAL MARIANO ESCOBEDO AEROPUERTO INT. DEL NORTE INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRPORT TYPE: PUBLIC TYPE: PRIVATE OPERATOR: GRUPO AEROPORTUARIO CENTRO NORTE ADRESS: HIGHWAY NUEVO LAREDO KM. 1006 ADDRESS: MIGUEL ALEMAN HIGHWAY KM. 24 APODACA,N.L. APODACA,N.L. PH. (81) 8030-9090 7 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN AIR CONNECTIVITY AIRLINES CARGO AIRLINES NATIONAL DEPARTURES INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURES • AEROMEXICO • AMERIJET • Aguascalientes • mAZATLAN • ATLANTA • ORLANDO • AEROMEXICO CONNECT • AERO UNION • Cancun • MERIDA • CHICAGO • SAN ANTONIO • AMERICAN EAGLE • ESTAFETA • Chihuahua • MEXICALI • DALLAS • LA HABANA • CALAFIA AIRLINES • FEDEX EXPRESS • Mexico City • MORELIA • DETROIT • VARADERO • COPA AIRLINES • MAS AIR • Ciudad Juarez • OAXACA • DENVER • PANAMA • DELTA • REGIONAL CARGO • Ciudad obregon • PALENQUE • HOUSTON • REP. DOMINICANA • INTERJET • AERO CARGA • Cozumel • PUEBLA • LAS VEGAS • PUNTA CANA • MAGNICHARTERS • UPS • Culiacan • PUERTO VALLARTA • LOS ANGELES • TAR • DHL AVIATION • Durango • QUERETARO • MIAMI • VIVA AEROBUS • Guanajuato • SAN LUIS POTOSI • NEW YORK • VOLARIS • Hermosillo • TAMPICO • Huatulco • TIJUANA • Ixtapa-zIHUATANEJO • TOLUCA • lA pAZ • TUXTLA GUTIERREZ • lEON • VERACRUZ • lOS CABOS • VILLA HERMOSA • lOS MOCHIS 8 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN INTERNATIONAL CROSSINGS 9 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN CIENEGA DE FLORES 1. ROCA DESARROLLOS CIENEGA DE FLORES 2. CPA-LOGISTICS CENTER ADN 3. LAS AMERICAS INDUSTRIAL PARK 4. EVALTA MTP 5. NEXXUS ADN INDUSTRIAL PARK USA 6. EL NACIONAL INDUSTRIAL PARK COLOMBIA-LAREDO 7. METRO ALIANZA I-35 | METRO ALIANZA 1 INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE TEXAS INDUSTRIAL PARKS INFRASTRUCTURE DIAMANTE INDUSTRIAL PARK 8. 9. DIAMANTE II INDUSTRIAL PARK MONTERREY MONTERREY INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. SAN NICOLAS DE LOS GARZA 1. AD HOC INDUSTRIAL PARK SALINAS VICTORIA 2. STIVA BARRAGAN INDUSTRIAL PARK KALOS SAN NICOLAS INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. METRO ALIANZA SALVIC ANAHUAC 3. 2. NEXXUS ADN II INDUSTRIAL PARK 3. HOFUSAN INDUSTRIAL PARK 4. INTERPUERTO MONTERREY LAMPAZOS PESQUERIA MEXICO 1. DIAMANTE PESQUERIA INDUSTRIAL PARK ESCOBEDO 2. EVALTA ATP 85 3. INDUSTRIAL HUB 1. VYNMSA ESCOBEDO PARK I 4. CIESA ASIA PACIFIC PESQUERIA 2. VYNMSA ESCOBEDO PARK II 5. PROPARK INDUSTRIAL PARK 3. NEXXUS ESCOBEDO CENTER INDUSTRIAL PARK 4. METRO ALIANZA ESCOBEDO VALLECILLO 5. CPA LOGISTICS CENTER ESCOBEDO APODACA 6. GP ESCOBEDO SIC INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. OMA VYNMSA AERO INDUSTRIAL PARK 7. STIVA JARAL INDUSTRIAL PARK SABINAS 2. VYNMSA MIGUEL ALEMAN INDUSTRIAL PARK 8. PUERTA DEL NORTE LOGISTICS PARK HIDALGO PARAS 3. VYNMSA AEROPUERTO APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK 9. ESCOBEDO INDUSTRIAL PARK MEXICO 4. PUEBLO NUEVO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 10. TECNOCENTRO INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT 5. MILENIUM INNOVA INDUSTRIAL PARK 11. IGS ESCOBEDO INDUSTRIAL CENTER 53 6. MILENIUM APODACA BUSINESS PARK AGUALEGUAS MEXICO 7. MILENIUM CENTER INDUSTRIAL 8. KUADRUM INDUSTRIAL PARK ABASOLO 54 9. DAVISA APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK GENERAL TREVINO 1. EVALTA NLC 10. AMERICAN INDUSTRIES HUINALA 11. AMERICAN INDUSTRIES APODACA 12. AMERICAN INDUSTRIES EL CARMEN 1 2 13. MONTERREY INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. EVALTA CIP 14. NEXXUS SANTA MARIA INDUSTRIAL PARK 2. EVALTA GTP 15. NEXXUS AEROPUERTO INDUSTRIAL PARK 16. NEXXUS APODACA I INDUSTRIAL PARK 17. LA SILLA APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK GARCIA 18. AVANTE APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK 19. AVANTE AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. ADVANCE MONTERREY INDUSTRIAL PARK MEXICO 20. PROLOGIS MONTERREY INDUSTRIAL CENTER 21. PROLOGIS PARK APODACA JUAREZ PROLOGIS PARK AGUA FRIA SANTA CATARINA CADEREYTA 40 22. 23. APODACA I INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT VYNMSA SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. 24. APODACA II INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT MILENIUM SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 2. 25. INTERMEX INDUSTRIAL CAMPUS APODACA FINSA SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 3. MEXICO SANTIAGO 26. FLEX PARK FINSA SANTA CATARINA II INDUSTRIAL PARK 4. 27. FINSA MONTERREY INDUSTRIAL PARK LAS PALMAS INDUSTRIAL PARK 5. ALLENDE 28. APODACA TECHNOLOGY PARK STIVA SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 57 6. GENERAL TERAN 29. SABINAL INDUSTRIAL AVIA INDUSTRIAL PARK 7. 30. MONTERREY BUSINESS PARK SIERRA MADRE INDUSTRIAL PARK 8. 31. KRONOS INDUSTRIAL PARK METRO ALIANZA SANTA CATARINA 9. 32. METRO ALIANZA APODACA MARTEL SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 10. 33. REGIO INDUSTRIAL PARK KALOS SANTA CATARINA INDUSTRIAL PARK 11. 34. STIVA AEROPUERTO INDUSTRIAL PARK HUALAHUISES 35. MARTEL APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK GALEANA 36. KALOS SANTA ROSA INDUSTRIAL PARK 37. KALOS MIGUEL ALEMAN INDUSTRIAL PARK 38. KALOS HUINALA INDUSTRIAL PARK COAHUILA MEXICO 39. KALOS ENCARNACION INDUSTRIAL PARK 40 ITURBIDE 40. KALOS APODACA INDUSTRIAL PARK GUADALUPE 1. POCKET PARK ORIENTE ZACATECAS 2. ACUEDUCTO INDUSTRIAL PARK MEXICO 3. AVANTE GUADALUPE INDUSTRIAL PARK 4. NEXXUS GUADALUPE INDUSTRIAL PARK 57 5. FINSA GUADALUPE INDUSTRIAL PARK 6. LA SILLA GUADALUPE INDUSTRIAL PARK CIUDAD VICTORIA » 7. KALOS RUIZ CORTINES INDUSTRIAL PARK SAN LUIS POTOSI 8. KALOS GUADALUPE AEROPUERTO INDUSTRIAL PARK 9. KALOS GUADALUPE INDUSTRIAL PARK GRAL. ZARAGOZA MONTEMORELOS AIRPORTS DR. ARROYO 1. VYNMSA MONTEMORELOS INDUSTRIAL PARK 1. DEL NORTE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PRIVATE « MATEHUALA LINARES 2. GENERAL MARIANO ESCOBEDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1. OROMA TECHNOLOGY PARK COMMERCIAL USE AND CARGO TAMAULIPAS 10 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN INDUSTRY 4.0 AND INNOVATION Nuevo León is the first State in Mexico to launch an initiative that empowers the development of a 4.0 ecosystem. It seeks to boost industrial growth, job creation and a highly skilled labor force. This initiative resulted from a con- joint effort between the State Government of Nuevo León, private sector representatives, academic institutions and R&D Centers. 11 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION PARK (PIIT) 110 hectares exclusively for R&D centers 4 high technology business incubators 2,800 jobs created +300 linked projects +90 international agreements of the R&D center at PIIT 12 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN 13 FORMALIZED CLUSTERS 13 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN +4,000 FOREIGN CAPITALIZED COMPANIES AUTOMOTIVE HOME APPLIANCES IT&SOFTWARE ENERGY FOOD AND BEVERAGE OTHER AEROSPACE 14 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN ECONOMIC OVERVIEW HIGHEST GDP PER CAPITA IN MEXICO Manufacturing GDP per Annual GDP GDP capita/year Growth Population Labor Force Manufacturing (2018) (2018) (2018) (2018) FDI (2019) (2019) exports $9.9 K 2.1% 4.3% 4.5% $410.8 B $32.9 B $1,242 B $215.2 B 126.4 M 57.6 M 10% 10% 11.2% $17.9K 7.6% 3.4% Mexico NUEVO LEóN figures in us dollars SOURCE: DATA NUEVO LEóN 15 www.investinmx.com MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES NUEVO LEÓN FDI 4% 4% 4% Transport equipment BY SECTOR 6% Basic metal products Beverage and tobacco 70 13% 53% 66% Electronic devices 60 Non metalic minerals 50 Metalic products Other 40 18% 30 20 10 9% 8% 8% 3% 2% 2% 1% 0 Manufacturing Energy Commerce Financial Mass Transportation Profesional Real Estate Industries Services Media Services 16 www.investinmx.com NUEVO LEÓN PROJECTS BY ORIGIN $3.12 BILLION USD 2015 - 2019 (2019) “Ranked 1st on ease of doing business by The World Bank” In 2016 in attraction of foreign investment in Mexico.- In 2017, in greatest number of new companies with foreign capital
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