Aguascalientes attracts $394.6 million in FDI and consolidates its appeal as an investment destination
September 4, 2025
Aguascalientes recorded $394.6 million in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) during the first half of 2025, consolidating its position as an attractive destination for international capital. This result highlights the state’s economic strength and the interest of global companies in expanding their operations in the region.
Japan, the United States, and Canada drive capital in strategic sectors
The main investment flows came from Japan, the United States, and Canada, directed toward advanced manufacturing, agriculture, and professional services. Particularly noteworthy is the return of U.S. capital after six consecutive quarters of disinvestment, confirming renewed confidence in the talent and competitiveness of Aguascalientes.
The state has built conditions that foster business attraction, including modern infrastructure, security, and a talent development ecosystem that meets the demands of the international market.
Over $2.7 billion attracted under the current administration
According to data from the Ministry of Economy, Aguascalientes has secured $2.798 billion in FDI during the current state administration. This performance reflects market diversification, the consolidation of key sectors, and the ability to provide certainty for long-term projects.
These results strengthen Aguascalientes’ projection as a driver of Mexico’s economic development, offering a reliable business environment that encourages new investments and the creation of job opportunities.
With this pace of investment attraction, Aguascalientes is set to maintain a strategic role in nearshoring dynamics, reinforcing its presence in global value chains.