NetShape Mexico Opens New Plant in Querétaro with an Investment of 239 Million Pesos
July 28, 2026
NetShape Mexico opened a new manufacturing plant at FINSA Industrial Park, in the municipality of Querétaro, as part of a 239.36-million-peso investment that will create more than 260 jobs. The project strengthens the company’s presence in the state and reaffirms Querétaro’s attractiveness to the international automotive industry.
New Investment Strengthens Automotive Manufacturing in Querétaro
During the inauguration, Querétaro Mayor Felifer Macías highlighted that the arrival of the new plant reflects the municipality’s competitiveness and the collaboration between the state government, municipal government, and private sector to attract productive investments. He noted that projects of this kind contribute to economic growth and expand employment opportunities for families in Querétaro.
The new facility will allow NetShape Mexico to expand its production capacity and serve the global automotive industry from a strategic location. The investment also strengthens the supply chain established in the Bajío region, one of the areas with the highest concentration of automotive manufacturers and suppliers in the country.
NetShape Expands Its Presence in Mexico
Shape Corp., a U.S.-based company founded in 1974, operates across the Americas, Europe, and Asia and serves some of the world’s leading automotive manufacturers. The company began operations in Mexico in 2004 and has maintained production activities in Querétaro since 2010, establishing the state as a strategic location for supporting its growth plans and meeting the needs of its international customers.
The opening of this plant confirms the company’s confidence in Querétaro’s industrial environment. The state continues to attract high-value-added manufacturing projects thanks to its infrastructure, availability of specialized talent, and strategic logistics position within the automotive industry. NetShape’s expansion also strengthens Mexico’s production capacity within global supply chains.