Chihuahua Invested Over MXN 83 Million to Modernize Its Industrial Parks in 2025
By Karina Vázquez
January 5, 2026
The industrial infrastructure of Chihuahua recorded significant progress in 2025 following a public investment exceeding MXN 83 million, allocated to the modernization and maintenance of strategic industrial parks across several regions of the state. The initiative aimed to enhance competitiveness, support the retention of existing investments, and facilitate new business expansions.
These actions directly benefited more than 75,000 workers and 405 companies operating in industrial parks located in Chihuahua City, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad Juárez, and Nuevo Casas Grandes, strengthening an operating environment designed for efficiency, reliability, and long-term industrial growth.
Investment Focused on Operations, Safety, and Industrial Efficiency
Resources were directed toward key operational upgrades, including asset security systems, water well monitoring, general maintenance, LED lighting installations, and hydraulic repairs. These improvements play a critical role in ensuring operational continuity while improving workplace conditions across industrial complexes.
The strategy emphasized functional infrastructure as a decisive factor for investment attraction, particularly as companies increasingly prioritize operational certainty, service availability, and energy efficiency when selecting industrial locations.
Strategic Projects to Strengthen the Industrial Ecosystem
Throughout the year, several high-impact projects also advanced, including the construction of a 2,500-cubic-meter water storage tank, the first phase of CENALTEC training facilities in Cuauhtémoc and North Chihuahua, and new equipment for the S-Park technology park.
In addition, roadway resurfacing projects were completed in multiple industrial parks, improving freight mobility, reducing logistics times, and reinforcing the productivity of supply chains operating throughout the state.
Together, these initiatives reinforce Chihuahua’s position as a competitive industrial destination, aligning infrastructure investment with the real needs of the productive sector and establishing a solid foundation for sustained industrial growth in the coming years.
