ADVANTAGES OF INVESTING IN MEXICO
SIRSA Construction helps you settle in Mexico
Intermediation with Government Institutions.
Legal, tax and financial advisory.
Own architecture and engineering.
Tropicalization - adaptation to local regulations and specifications of you engineering project.
Management of the necessary permits and licenses for the constructiona dn development of the investment business.
Project construction with our own construction company "SIRSA construction".
Facilities maintenance after the completion of the project.
Post-sale service guarantee.
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Mexico has a strategic location with accessibility to the main maritime ports in the Atlantic and Pacific, making it also an strategic investment point. Proximity (border) and the international treaties with the United States allow exports and imports to be more easily done.
The free trade agreement between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC), means Mexico has a competitive advantage with the North American market.
Proximity between 1 and 3 days to the main cities of the United States, from the main industrial points in Mexico (Guadalajara, Monterrey, CDMX).
Mexico is the main trading partner with the United States.
Solid logistics network: Fast and secure supply chains. Low freight
IMMEX PROGRAM
This program provides the opportunity to temporarily import the necessary goods used in an industrial process or service and to produce free of import taxes and VAT. It also allows the transformation or reparation of temporarily imported foreign goods for their export or the provision of export services.
Direct Communication
This facilitates communication and supervision visits.
Maximum time difference: 3 hours.
Increase your responsiveness to your customers’ needs.
Workforce
Qualified workforce: More than 150,000 engineering students graduate each year in Mexico
Lower labor costs: Competitive labor costs, both at maquila level and in specialized manufacturing.
International
Agreements
13 Trade agreements.
Low tariffs due to free trade agreements signed with more than 50 countries in the world in Europe, Central and South America and Australia; in addition to the free trade agreement in North America (USA and Canada)