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Intugo helps international companies set up and run an operation in Mexico with ease.

Intugo combines the cost savings and efficiencies of outsourcing with the power and control of establishing your own operation in Mexico. Unlike outsourcing options that exist around the world, Intugo enables clients to protect their unique culture, management approach, and intellectual property. Our clients choose the people that are hired, they oversee training, and they are supported in running

07/16/2026

Trade between Switzerland and Mexico reached US$4.2 billion, with both countries advancing discussions to modernize their trade agreements: https://bit.ly/4hc3ZI0

Mexico is supporting 39 Japanese investment projects, while government and industry leaders continue working to improve the business environment for international companies: https://bit.ly/3RHIHHQ

📈 Mexico has also announced US$71.5 billion in new investment commitments, reinforcing confidence in the country's long-term economic outlook: https://bit.ly/4vwSTAI

06/10/2026

Some cities are known for a particular industry.

Others stand out because of the sheer variety of talent they attract.

Mexico City falls into the second category. Its workforce spans everything from customer support and accounting to software development, finance, and corporate operations, creating one of the broadest professional talent pools in the country.

Take a closer look at the numbers behind the city's workforce and business ecosystem: https://bit.ly/4xn1gkF

06/02/2026

Catch up on the key investments, infrastructure shifts, and cross-border opportunities:

1️⃣Amazon Web Services has launched its first 'Think Big Space' in Latin America, located in Queretaro
https://bit.ly/3QcTauc

2️⃣Mexico will officially kick off the expanded 48-team 2026 FIFA World Cup
https://fifa.fans/4dHRQbJ

3️⃣Click Technology is investing US$21 million to construct a new manufacturing plant in Torreon, Coahuila.
https://bit.ly/4e254z1

05/11/2026

Stay informed on the high-impact investments and digital transformations currently:
World Cup 2026: US$4.05 Billion Economic Impact and Strategic Job Creation
Including US$1.8 billion in infrastructure investment. The project will generate 112,200 specialized jobs across Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara.
https://bit.ly/4u4l61Y?

FIFA will invest MX$50 billion to upgrade Mexico’s tech infrastructure
Investment in 5G, cybersecurity, and advanced digital services across host cities ensures a world-class connectivity environment. This massive tech deployment supports the critical operational standards required by global, data-driven organizations.
https://bit.ly/4fcjTkz?

US$3 Billion Influx and Infrastructure Surge for 2026 World Cup
Mexico expects a US$3 billion economic injection from the 2026 World Cup and 5 million visitors. Investment includes US$2 billion for urban transportation and US$500 million for stadium renovations in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. https://bit.ly/4npTC4D?

05/06/2026

Stay informed on the key projects and operational expansions driving long-term stability and confidence across the region:

1️⃣Seiren Viscotec opened a new plant in Guanajuato with a US$46M investment.
The facility scales regional production capacity and generates 200 specialized jobs, strengthening the local supply chain's operational infrastructure. Operations. https://bit.ly/4uuXrI2

2️⃣Bosch has committed US$250M to expand its production and engineering capacity across its Mexican facilities in 2026.
This investment follows a US$1.5B expansion over the last two years, including new sites in Querétaro and Monterrey. https://bit.ly/4eu0g7w

3️⃣A Deloitte’s report estimates the 2026 World Cup will contribute US$2.73B to Mexico's economy
Generating over 112,000 jobs, the event highlights the country's operational readiness and the expanding commercial opportunities within its service and infrastructure industries. https://bit.ly/4d1kvs5

04/02/2026

Explore the newest developments in high-impact investments and operational scaling across Mexico:

1️⃣Home Depot is reinforcing its presence in Mexico with a massive investment of US$267 million to open new stores and modernize its operations.https://bit.ly/4c3X3Zl

2️⃣Phoenix Contact has officially inaugurated its new high-tech manufacturing facility in Querétaro with a strategic investment of US$95 million.https://bit.ly/4dqPm1M

3️⃣Flowserve is driving industrial growth in Coahuila with a new US$44.5 million engineering and manufacturing center in Torreón.https://bit.ly/4bYwNzr

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