Pesqueria Goes From Sleepy Town After Industrial Crown

Pesqueria, Mexico's emerging industrial capital! Led by visionary Mayor Patricio Lozano, it sheds limitations, welcomes investments, & builds critical infrastructure. A powerhouse of growth and sustainability!

Pesqueria Goes From Sleepy Town After Industrial Crown
Net International Trade in Pesquería. Image: Economia

In a bold move that signals a significant shift in its economic trajectory, the Municipality of Pesqueria is positioning itself as the new industrial capital of Nuevo León and all of Mexico. Led by the visionary Mayor, Patricio Lozano, Pesqueria is shedding its limitations for new company installations and is actively seeking to attract foreign direct investments (FDI) to fuel its ambitious growth.

The catalyst for this transformation was the announcement of Ternium's massive 3.2 billion dollar investment and the creation of 1,800 jobs in the region. The ripple effect of this high-profile investment also caught the attention of the Governor, who pledged support for critical infrastructure projects to facilitate industrial growth. One of the most crucial initiatives is the construction of an 18-kilometer double-lane beltway that will connect Pesqueria with neighboring Juarez, with further links to Ruiz Cortines Avenue and the Periferico. This strategic road network will enhance connectivity and enable the municipality to handle the increased volume of goods and services associated with industrial activities.