Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
Comprehensive coverage of investment opportunities and bilateral trade relations between Spain and Mexico. Discover market analysis, export news, and essential strategic information for the internationalization of Spanish companies in Mexico.
The European Union and Mexico signed their Modernized Global Agreement on May 22, which will liberalize almost all trade. However, its entry into force depends on a complex parliamentary ratification process, although the early implementation of its trade clauses is anticipated.
Madrid Network, in collaboration with the Spanish Embassy in Mexico, AEMEES, and Abante, organized a key business meeting in Mexico to strengthen trade relations. The event, supported by ICEX, focused on generating new business opportunities for Spanish companies in the Mexican market.
Spanish hotel group Fuerte Group Hotels and multinational Hilton have signed an agreement to convert the Amàre Cancún resort, which will operate under the Curio Collection by Hilton brand from October 31, 2026. This strategic alliance marks the international debut of the Amàre brand outside of Spain and strengthens Hilton's luxury offering in the Mexican Caribbean.
The multinational logistics company Logisfashion has appointed Javier López as its new Country Manager for Mexico, reinforcing its commitment to a market that is already its second largest global operation and represents 13% of its revenue. This strategic move aims to consolidate the company's position in the Americas.
The Andalusian public agency has promoted a key meeting for ten companies in the creative sector, facilitating their connection with investment entities from North America, Europe and the United Arab Emirates to boost their global expansion and access to financing.
Vasco de Quiroga highlighted Antonio Suárez as a fundamental pillar in Spanish-Mexican business relations. In his analysis, he described him as a "silent leader" and a key "business ambassador" for bilateral investment and trade.
The Secretary of State for Industry, Jordi García Brustenga, has concluded his trip to Mexico, where he highlighted the country's potential as a production hub for Spanish companies. Key opportunities were identified during the meetings in sectors such as clean energy, logistics, and automotive.
Acquiring a pre-established company, or 'Shelf Company', is positioned as a strategic solution for businesses seeking to accelerate their establishment in Mexico. This approach allows them to bypass bureaucratic and tax delays, immediately capitalizing on nearshoring opportunities.
The Spain-Mexico Business Forum, inaugurated by Minister Carlos Cuerpo in Mexico City, brings together 65 Spanish and 400 Mexican companies to promote cooperation in supply chains, water management, and innovation. The agenda includes 250 B2B meetings and initiatives to attract investment.
The Spanish tuna fleet, grouped under OPAGAC, is demanding that the new trade agreement between the European Union and Mexico include guarantees that tuna imports meet the same sustainability and labor standards required of EU producers. The organization warns of the risk to the canning industry in regions like Galicia and the Basque Country if fair competition is not ensured.
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