With an Investment of $1.5 Billion Dollars the Segment of Industrial Parls Will Be Reactived in 2011 in Mexico

With an investment of $1.5 billion dollars the segment of industrial parks will be reactivated in 2011.


17/02/2011 14:48
After the crisis faced by the industrial parks in 2009 and the first half of 2010, the industry awaits a positive panorama, as it provides an investment of over $1.5 billion dollars this year, said Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP).

Despite progress, still not reach the level of investment that was before the crisis, according to a survey of AMPIP among its members, it was about $2 billion dollars and reached up to 50% decrease in 2009.

Current need in the country is focused on developing Distribution Centers (Cedis) in the center and southeast, so it is expected that these are having a greater development.

Among the factors that trigger these projects are the U.S. recovery, the growth of the Mexican economy, in addition to the placement of resources in the Mexican Stock Exchange under the scheme of Development Capital Certificates (CKDs), made by AMB Mexico and Prudential Real Estate Investors, members of AMPIP, which together put about $460 million dollars in 2010.

AMPIP recalled the beginning of very specific projects, such as the Volkswagen engine plant in Silao, Guanajuato, one of the parks of the association, with an investment of $550 million dollars in the first stage, or production plant Learjet 850 of Bombardier, with $250 million dollars in the Vesta in Queretaro Aerospace Park last year, 'factors that will help the sector continue uphill.' (T21)

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