Economic journal of Spain's foreign business
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.
The Catalan SME Lumar Química has secured a €266.000 loan from COFIDES to finance its first expansion outside of Europe. The loan, channeled through FONPYME, will boost its subsidiary in Mexico and its growth in the Latin American market.
The Valencia Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the internationalization consultancy UR Global, has organized a technical seminar to offer Valencian companies a practical and detailed overview of how to establish a subsidiary in two of the most strategic markets in the Americas: the United States and Mexico. The event will be opened by Sandra… Read more
Mexico is one of the most dynamic markets in Latin America, with over 130 million inhabitants and major infrastructure, energy, and industrial projects. In 2024, it announced investments of over US$36.000 billion and maintains stable economic growth. Spanish exports grew by 22,3%, consolidating Spain's position as… Read more
Aguascalientes stands out as a success story, having attracted over $394 million in foreign direct investment in the first half of 2025 and boasting a strongly export-oriented economy exceeding $14.000 billion annually. With one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, around… Read more
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