FINSA Strengthens Advanced Manufacturing Outreach at MD&M West 2026
By María Fernanda Murillo
February 12, 2026
FINSA reinforced its international investment promotion strategy through its participation in MD&M West 2026, held February 3–5 in Anaheim, California. Company representatives Santiago Argüelles and Roberto Urías attended the event alongside the team from Tijuana Economic Development Corporation, a key strategic partner in attracting manufacturing investment to Mexico.
The presence at one of the West Coast’s most comprehensive manufacturing forums reflects FINSA’s continued focus on connecting with high-value industries, particularly in advanced manufacturing and medical devices.
Promoting Mexico’s Industrial Platform to Global Manufacturers
MD&M West brings together five major industry sectors—MedTech, Automation, Design & Manufacturing, Plastics, and Packaging—creating a platform for companies exploring expansion, innovation, and supply chain optimization.
During the event, FINSA implemented a targeted outreach strategy aimed at establishing direct engagement with manufacturers currently evaluating growth and relocation plans. Discussions centered on Mexico’s competitive advantages, including industrial infrastructure, skilled workforce availability, and proximity to the U.S. market.
For companies in the medical device and precision manufacturing sectors, Mexico continues to offer a scalable environment supported by established industrial clusters and cross-border logistics integration.
Strategic Collaboration with Regional Partners
FINSA’s participation alongside Tijuana EDC highlights the importance of coordinated promotion efforts between industrial developers and regional economic development organizations. Baja California remains one of Mexico’s most dynamic hubs for medical device production, and collaborative representation at international trade shows strengthens visibility among global investors.
This joint approach enhances Mexico’s positioning as a nearshoring destination for companies seeking operational resilience, cost efficiency, and access to North American markets.
Advancing Long-Term Industrial Alliances
By engaging with leading manufacturers at MD&M West, FINSA continues to expand its network within sectors driving innovation and export-oriented production. Trade shows of this scale provide opportunities not only for immediate investment leads but also for cultivating long-term strategic relationships.
As advanced manufacturing and MedTech companies accelerate expansion across North America, proactive international engagement remains a critical component of industrial growth strategies.
FINSA’s presence at MD&M West 2026 underscores its commitment to strengthening Mexico’s industrial ecosystem and facilitating investment projects that contribute to sustainable, long-term development.
