Mexico: Inward/ Foreign Investment

Mexico's government has introduced three new policy instruments aimed at accelerating investment projects through immediate authorization mechanisms and streamlined trade procedures.

A USD 2.1 billion NAFTA investment arbitration claim against Mexico was dismissed after the tribunal found insufficient evidence linking State conduct to the project's failure. The case demonstrates how commercially significant disputes fail as treaty claims when investors cannot prove causation between alleged breaches and recoverable losses.

Mexico has enacted a groundbreaking infrastructure law that introduces special purpose vehicles, securitization mechanisms, and flexible co-investment structures designed to attract sophisticated private and institutional capital at unprecedented scale.

In Mexico, the transfer of shares/equity quotas of private commercial companies is regulated under the General Law of Business Organizations (Ley General de Sociedades Mercantiles "GLBO")...

On January 13th, 2025, President Sheinbaum presented the Mexico Plan (MP), which details tax incentives, provides for greater efficiency in administrative processes...

Con la reciente entrada de Claudia Sheinbaum como presidenta de México, se vislumbran cambios en la política económica y comercial de México, así como tareas pendientes

There are seven key steps that investors must follow when incorporating a company in Mexico.

México es un destino de nearshoring atractivo para las empresas extranjeras que buscan establecer operaciones de fabricación y suministro para atender a América del Norte y América Central.

对于服务北美和中美地区的外国制造和供应企业而言，墨西哥是极具吸引力的近岸外包目的地。然而，在墨西哥设立企业并开展业务面临着一