Guanajuato Grows 4.5% in the Second Quarter and Consolidates its Position as the Second Most Dynamic Economy in Mexico

Guanajuato ranked as the second state with the strongest economic performance in Mexico in Q2 2025, posting growth of 4.5%, exceeding the 4.1% target set by the México, ¿Cómo Vamos? Economic Traffic Light. With this result, the state stands as the second most dynamic economy of the period.

The Guanajuato Ministry of Economy, led by Claudia Cristina Villaseñor Aguilar, reaffirms an economic policy focused on equitable growth, sustainability, and family well-being. The business strategy prioritizes productivity, investment, and quality employment, with a focus on supply chain development and regional competitiveness.

Business Momentum and Supply Chain Integration

The state plan leverages nearshoring to attract investment, strengthen MSMEs, and reinforce productive linkages. Job quality is elevated through training, certification, inclusive Labor Linkage programs, and the Conecta platform, which facilitates connection between talent and employers.

The inclusive economy creates conditions for opportunities across the territory, reaching diverse sectors and regions. Through Conexión Industrial, every global investment in Guanajuato becomes a local growth engine by integrating suppliers, opening new markets, and reinforcing value chains within the state.

Indicators and Sector Performance

Based on the ITAEE, Guanajuato ranks second in cumulative growth during the first half of 2025, with 3.3%, outperforming the national average of 0.4%. The result confirms sustained economic momentum and resilience in a complex environment.

By sector, primary activity grew 25.5% (3rd nationwide); secondary activity increased 4.8% (4th nationwide); and the tertiary sector rose 0.6%. The combination of a dynamic agribusiness sector and expanding industry supports both domestic markets and exports.

The México, ¿Cómo Vamos? Economic Traffic Light uses GDP and INEGI’s Timely Economic Indicator. This collective of economists, active since 2014, sets an annual target of 4.5% as the benchmark for sustained growth and dignified employment in Mexico.

The state reiterated its commitment to a development pathway that strengthens companies, improves income, and enhances well-being. The pro-investment policy framework and supply chain integration approach point toward continued momentum in the coming quarters.