Qualified, Mexico' s Attractiveness to British

Qualified, Mexico's attractiveness to British




04/01/2011 22:41



The growing interest of British companies investing in Mexico is due, among other things, the proximity to the U.S., the relative low cost of labor and the presence of highly qualified personnel.



So says an analysis of the Trade Unit, Investment and Financial Intelligence in Britain, according to which 76% of UK companies see emerging as a source of business growth.



The study, entitled 'British Investment in Mexico' highlights that 71% of companies in the United Kingdom consider emerging markets (including Mexico) as "an opportunity too big to be ignored."



In addition, three out of four companies that have operations in emerging countries offer them products than those that sell on their own territory.



According to executives of British companies established in Mexico, the country's attractiveness as a recipient of investments not only based on the relatively low operating costs and its geographical location, but also in skilled labor.



The document includes the comments of Ricardo Medina, general manager of Americas World-Mark, a company based in Guadalajara that manufactures electronic components for computer and other equipment.



According to him, the supply of skilled labor and engineers with high skill levels is vital to the success of the company, which has been established nearly 10 years in Mexico.



In turn, the Mexico plant manager of Sensor Systems Cobham, Javier Urquidi, manufacturer of microwave electronic components, said the company's operation in Tijuana, Baja California, offers competitive.



In addition to lower labor costs, the fact that the plant is a few minutes from San Diego, California, where the calibration laboratory for high precision equipment, helps to improve operations and make them more profitable.

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