Move or Set Up Operations in Mexico
NAPS helps you with the site selection process as well as setting up your operations in Mexico. NAPS does not own real estate and is subjective to finding the best optimal location to install your operation. Choosing an industrial park in Mexico and locating a building is one of the most important factors associated with setting up your manufacturing operations.
Operating in Mexico offers advantages to companies looking to sell in the U.S. market. Foreign companies that operate in Mexico benefit from preferential treatment thanks to Mexican Free Trade Agreements (FTA’s) such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), and FTA’ s with numerous countries including Japan, the European Union, Israel, Iceland, and Norway.
Mexico's proximity to the U.S. market is ideal for manufacturing products that require (JIT) just in time delivery, IP intellectual property protection, and those which pose complex logistical challenges. Industries requiring a highly trained workforce including engineers in the aerospace, metal-mechanic, medical, solar, and automotive industries find opportunities in Mexico.
NAPS services the following industries but is not limited to:
- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Call Centers
- Electronics
- IT
- Medical Device
- Metal Mechanics
- Packaging
- Plastics
- Solar
NAPS in Baja California
- Bi-national metropolitan areas, sharing borders with San Diego and Calexico
- Located at the intersection of 3 states (California, Arizona, Baja California) and 2 nations
- Access to 6 border crossings
- 4 accessible international airports (San Diego, LA, Tijuana, Mexicali)
- 3 railroads at Tijuana, Tecate and Mexicali
- 3 seaports (San Diego, Los Angeles, Ensenada)
- Modern Telecommunication networks
- 45 industrial parks
- 3rd highest educational level in the country
- 115 technical schools, 32 universities
- Educated, experienced and trainable workforce
- Outstanding record in managing employee turnover rate
NAPS in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua
- Bi-national metropolitan area, sharing its border with El Paso
- Located at the intersection of 3 states (Texas, New Mexico, Chihuahua) and 2 nations
- Access to 5 border crossings
- 2 accessible international airports (El Paso, Juarez)
- 3 railroad service providers
- Modern telecommunication networks
- 21 industrial parks and 6 industrial zones
- 13 technical schools, 10 universities with a total of 27,000 students
- 20% studying Mechanics/Electro Mechanics
- Educated, experienced and trainable workforce
- 58% of population work in manufacturing
- Outstanding record in managing employee turnover rate
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