Invest Monterrey, the state’s official investment promotion agency, held its 2026 General Assembly of Members, presenting record-breaking results in investment attraction, industrial development, and business connectivity, further consolidating its role as a key driver of economic growth in the region.
 

As part of the Assembly, the organization shared the results of its 2025 performance and outlined its strategic vision for 2026, reaffirming its commitment to positioning Nuevo León as one of the most competitive investment destinations in North America.
 

 

During the session, members approved the 2025 annual report, the 2026 Work Plan, and the integration of the new Board of Directors and Executive Committee. The event brought together government authorities, members, and strategic partners, creating a platform for accountability, forward-looking strategy, and recognition of the collective efforts driving the state’s economic development.
 

In his opening remarks, Andrés Ochoa-Bünsow, Chairman of Invest Monterrey, emphasized that economic development is built through collaboration, trust, and a shared vision among the private sector, government, academia, and society. He highlighted that the results presented reflect not only figures, but tangible projects, companies investing in Nuevo León, and opportunities that translate into growth, job creation, and improved quality of life.
 

The organization also recognized the support of authorities across all levels of government, noting that institutional coordination has been a cornerstone in strengthening the investment environment and reinforcing Monterrey’s position as a reliable, competitive, and forward-looking destination.
 

 

Record Investment Results and Business Impact

 

As part of the annual report, Invest Monterrey announced that in 2025 it generated 183 new investment leads and successfully landed 66 projects, representing more than $4 billion USD in investment and the creation of over 18,000 jobs. These results highlight the region’s economic dynamism and growing confidence from global companies in Nuevo León.
 

Additionally, through its business network, the organization facilitated more than 1,400 business opportunities among its members, strengthening the local ecosystem and reinforcing its role as a platform for connection and collaboration.
 

 

Launch of Supplier Relocation Program

 

During the Assembly, Invest Monterrey officially introduced its Supplier Relocation Program, an initiative designed to strengthen local supply chains and integrate strategic suppliers into Nuevo León’s industrial ecosystem.
 

This program reflects an evolution in the organization’s strategy—going beyond attracting new investments to also supporting the expansion and consolidation of companies already established in the state, while enhancing the competitiveness of the regional industrial base.
 

 

Invest Monterrey Awards 2026

 

The event also featured the Invest Monterrey Awards 2026, recognizing international companies that have made significant contributions to the state’s economic development through strategic investments:
 

– Doosan Bobcat
– Kia
– Unilever
– Volvo
 

 

 

 

 

These companies were recognized for their role in strengthening Nuevo León’s industrial ecosystem, generating employment, fostering knowledge transfer, and enhancing regional competitiveness.
 

The ceremony included remarks from Betsabé Rocha Nieto, Secretary of Economy of Nuevo León, who underscored the importance of public-private collaboration in sustaining the state’s economic leadership and capitalizing on global opportunities.
 

 

Strengthening the Future of Investment in Nuevo León

 

With the 2026 General Assembly, Invest Monterrey reaffirmed its commitment to advancing initiatives that enhance competitiveness, attract high-value investment, and create sustainable growth opportunities for the region.
 

Because attracting investment is not only about bringing companies — it’s about building the future.
 

 

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