CNC vertical machining center in mexico 2025

CNC vertical machining center in mexico 2025

Mexico's potential for development is immeasurable due to its natural geographic advantages and various circumstances. In terms of traditional manufacturing, although China, India, Vietnam and other places of processing manufacturing industry is very strong, but due to a variety of “factors” between the countries, to 2025, Mexico is likely to become the largest beneficiary of manufacturing countries. Mexico's manufacturing sector is undergoing a technological upgrade from its previous focus on textiles, agriculture and basic electronics. The global chip shortage and manufacturing challenges in Southeast Asia are driving change in Mexico's manufacturing sector. Demand for advanced electronics, automotive, and aerospace manufacturing is now surging, and Mexican export shipments to the United States are 23 percent higher than before the epidemic. This emphasizes the need to improve worker education. In the short term, firms are likely to increase in-house training and partnerships with educational institutions to upgrade workers' skills for more complex jobs. In the long term, improving the education and capabilities of the workforce will provide a solid foundation for the future growth of Mexico's manufacturing sector.

New Opportunities for a Traditional Manufacturing Powerhouse

　　Many people mistakenly think that the Mexican manufacturing industry is in recent years due to a series of U.S. development strategy adjustment to usher in the takeoff, but in fact, the past 15 years, Mexico's manufacturing industry has been in the forefront of the world. Of course, in recent years, the United States “friendly shore outsourcing” strategy to the Mexican manufacturing industry has also brought great benefits.

　　Deloitte global manufacturing group and the United States Competitiveness Council in 2010, 2013, 2016 jointly issued three “global manufacturing competitiveness index”, Mexico ranked 7th, 12th and 8th.

　　Additionally, in 2023, total U.S. imports of goods from Mexico increased 5% year-over-year to $475 billion. For the first time in more than 20 years, Mexico is the largest source of U.S. imports.

　　Data from Mexico's Ministry of Economy show that the country attracted a record $36.058 billion in foreign direct investment for the year 2023. Among them, 50% of the investment flows to the manufacturing industry, direct investment from the United States a horse, accounting for 38%.

　　Mexico's Ministry of Economy data released in July this year, the first half of this year, foreign companies have announced 143 investment in Mexico, involving an amount of $ 45.464 billion, will create about 63,000 jobs in Mexico. The above investment is expected to be in place in 2 to 3 years, of which 53% flow to the manufacturing industry. It can be seen that, at least in the next three years, Mexico's manufacturing sector will continue to maintain rapid development.

An important center for automobile manufacturing

　　Said Mexico manufacturing industry, have to mention one of its economic pillar industries - automobile manufacturing. In the past 30 years, Mexico by virtue of its special strategic position, skilled labor and excellent business environment, the rapid rise of the global automotive manufacturing industry as an important center. The automotive industry has played a crucial role in driving the country's economic growth and has become one of the centers of its international competitiveness.

　　According to a report released by the U.S. Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration at the end of 2023, Mexico has ranked as the world's seventh-largest producer of passenger cars, producing about 3.5 million vehicles annually. This large scale of production is due to the efficient mode of operation of the Mexican automotive industry and its close ties to the global supply chain. The Mexican automotive industry not only plays an important role in the domestic economy, but also exports 88% of the cars it produces to all parts of the world, 76% of which are sold to the United States.

　　The automotive manufacturing sector makes an important contribution to Mexico's domestic economy, already accounting for 3.6% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), 18% of manufacturing GDP, and providing employment for more than one million Mexicans. These figures highlight the importance of the automotive manufacturing industry to Mexico's economic stability and employment.

　　Data from the Mexican Automotive Industry Association (AMIA) show that from January to July 2024, light passenger vehicle production in Mexico reached 2.298 million units. Mexico's population reached about 120 million, although less than 1/10 of China, but its position in the global automobile manufacturing industry and production capacity level should not be underestimated. This not only proves Mexico's manufacturing capacity, but also demonstrates its strength as a North American automotive manufacturing center.

　　The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement has had a markedly positive impact on Mexico's automotive manufacturing industry since it came into force in 2020. According to the agreement, automakers must meet the requirement that at least 75% of their automotive components are manufactured in Mexico, the United States or Canada to qualify for duty-free access. This requirement makes it mandatory for global automakers, especially those from other parts of the world, to set up production bases in Mexico in order to enter the North American market and enjoy tax benefits.

　　In recent years, as Chinese automakers have become deeply integrated into the Mexican market, many of them have begun to consider setting up local production bases to expand their presence in the North American and Latin American markets. BYD is currently evaluating sites in central or southern Mexico, and is expected to finalize its decision by the end of the year. This will further strengthen Sino-Mexican cooperation in the field of automobile manufacturing and enhance the competitiveness of Chinese automakers in the global market.

　　In addition, the rapid growth of Mexico's electric vehicle market has also attracted the attention of global car companies. According to local media reports, BMW Group announced in February 2023 that it plans to invest 800 million euros to build its first pure electric vehicle plant in the world in Mexico, showing its confidence in the future development of electric vehicles. In March of the same year, the government of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon revealed Tesla's plan to build a factory in the state. These investments not only mark the rise of Mexico in the global electric vehicle industry, but will also further consolidate its important position in the global automotive manufacturing map.

As an indispensable CNC machining centers are naturally an important part of Mexico's manufacturing base, the reason is very simple, CNC machining centers can be very high efficiency and precision to enhance the rapid progress of the manufacturing industry, the use of CNC machining centers in the industry and the product is too much to count.

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