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Monthly News | Corporate & Transactional | August 2024

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The Ministry of Economy informed that foreign direct investment received by Mexico amounted to $31,096 billion dollars from January through June of this year.

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Adrián López Casab
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FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT REACHES NEW ALL - TIME HIGH IN MEXICO

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The Ministry of Economy informed that foreign direct investment received by Mexico amounted to $31,096 billion dollars from January through June of this year. This represents a new historical maximum. Said amount was 7% higher than the total registered in the first 6 months of previous year, when the entry of $29,041 billion dollars was recorded. The current foreign direct investment comes from 2,787 Mexican companies with foreign capital participation, from 1,977 trust contracts, as well as from 28 foreign legal entities.1

THE FIRST HALF OF 2024 PRESENTED A 39% INCREASE IN THE DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL SPACES

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