State of Mexico Adds Six New Industrial Parks with an Investment of MXN 3.5 Billion

The Government of the State of Mexico has announced the development of six new industrial parks with a total investment of approximately 3.5 billion pesos and the creation of more than 2,800 jobs.

According to the State Ministry of Economic Development, the complexes — developed by Chesisa Real Estate — will expand industrial infrastructure in the municipalities of Tultitlán and Tultepec, strengthening one of Mexico’s most active and strategically located manufacturing corridors.

Industrial Growth in Tultitlán and Tultepec

During the inauguration of one of the parks in Tultitlán, Laura González, head of the Ministry of Economic Development, highlighted that the current administration is focused on facilitating new projects through institutional support and legal certainty for investors.

She emphasized that the State of Mexico maintains significant competitive advantages, particularly its strategic location and robust logistics infrastructure, which have driven sustained industrial growth. The state currently hosts 228 industrial developments in operation.

Competitive Advantages for the Manufacturing Sector

Isaac Cherem, founder and chairman of Chesisa’s board, noted that the company began operations in the state more than two decades ago with the goal of developing productive and modern industrial spaces. He emphasized that the favorable environment in Edomex continues to foster new projects and reflects the private sector’s confidence in the state’s industrial market.

The creation of these six new parks reinforces the state’s leadership in manufacturing, logistics, and nearshoring, positioning Edomex as a key destination for national and international investors seeking proximity to Mexico City and major highways that connect to the U.S. border.