The recent boom in 'nearshoring' has redefined the map of international investments and relocations.
An article published by Expansión highlights that the mergers and acquisitions market in Mexico extends beyond major cities like Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. Emerging cities such as Querétaro, León, Mérida, and Tijuana are gaining relevance due to the nearshoring boom and their potential in the mid-market. These regions offer logistical advantages, access to specialized talent, and competitive costs, positioning themselves as attractive alternatives for strategic investments. Exploring these areas represents a key opportunity for the country's economic growth.
