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PODECOBI are Articulated productive ecosystems where the State acts as an investment promoter, a driver of local capabilities, and a facilitator of public and logistical services.

Designed to stimulate economic activity and foster shared prosperity, aligned with the economic and social objectives of Mexico’s National Targeted tax incentives based on productive activity, Development Plan

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Center of Mexico's Republic

Zapotlan Reserve (Hidalgo)
Zapotlan Reserve (Hidalgo)

Center of Mexico's Republic

910.81 hectáreas

Location in the central national trade corridor:

  • Direct access to Mexico City, the Bajío region, and northern Mexico.

  • Strategic connection in the Industrial Golden Triangle.

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Northern Mexico Border

San Jerónimo, Chihuahua
San Jerónimo, Chihuahua

Northern Mexico Border

60.32 hectáreas

Located at the Santa Teresa – San Jerónimo border crossing:

  • Direct highway and rail connectivity

  • Direct access to the Santa Teresa - San Jerónimo border crossing.

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Zinapécuaro, Michoacán

Bajío Industrial Park
Bajío Industrial Park

Zinapécuaro, Michoacán

342 hectáreas

Located in the Golden Triangle (CDMX–Morelia–Guadalajara):

  • Bajío-Central-Pacific Articulation.

  • Functional integration with port and rail platforms for export and import.

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San José Chiapa, Puebla

Model City
Model City

San José Chiapa, Puebla

217.7 hectáreas

Key location for logistics and industrial development:

  • Logistics and industrial hub in the central-eastern region

  • Connection to the Northern Ring Road and Amozoc-Perote

  • Integration with regional infrastructure

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Puebla–Tlaxcala–Veracruz Industrial Corridor

Xicohténcatl II
Xicohténcatl II

Puebla–Tlaxcala–Veracruz Industrial Corridor

53 hectáreas

Prime location in the heart of Mexico:

  • Immediate regional integration with the main production and logistics corridors in the center of the country.

  • Connection with industrial hubs, consumption centers, and export platforms.

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Zapotlán, Hidalgo

Center of Mexico's Republic

910.81 hectares
Key Competitive Advantages

  • Carretera Arco Norte y Federal 85D

  • Aduanas 50 NLU. Capacidad de carga de 470 mil toneladas.

  • Aeropuertos Internacional. Felipe Ángeles (29 km) y Aeropuerto Nacional Ingeniero Juan Guillermo Villasana (15 km)

  • Terminal intermodal (en planeación)

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These are interconnected productive ecosystems, where the State acts as an investment promoter, a driver of local capacities, and a facilitator of public and logistical services through:

  • Targeted tax incentives based on productive activity, facilitating investment in innovation.

  • Administrative streamlining.

  • Energy and infrastructure viability.

These hubs are designed to stimulate economic activity and foster shared prosperity, aligned with the economic and social objectives of Mexico’s National Development Plan.

  • 15 Development Poles

  • Located across 15 mexican states

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Key Competitive Advantages

Diversified productive profiles.

Strategic industries with strong scaling potential.

Mexico has 14 Free Trade Agreements providing:
preferential access to more than 50 countries across North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Strategic Sectors

Aerospace
Agribusiness
Automotive
Electromobility
Consumer Goods
Circular Economy
Energy
Clean energy
Electronics & Semiconductors
Pharmaceutical
Medical devices
Paper Industry
Base metals
Plastics & Rubber
Logistics
Metalworking
Chemical Industry y petrochemistry
Textiles and footwear

Technological Differential

Connectivity and logistics

  • 170,000 km of roads, including federal highways and industrial corridors.

  • 27,000 km of rail network, with connections to the northern border, ports, and production centers.

  • 102 ports and port terminals, including those on the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico.

  • 77 commercial airports, 29 of which are international, including AIFA (Felipe Ángeles International Airport).

  • More than 50 customs offices operating for foreign trade.

Talent Availability

  • 34 technical training programs aligned with strategic sectors.

  • Over 90 upper-secondary education institutions

  • Mexico develops a strong talent pipeline: approximately 130,000 STEM graduates per year, one of the highest proportions in the OECD

  • More than 300,000 students are currently enrolled in STEM programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels nationwide

Tax Framework

  • Federales (PODECOBI)

  • 100% immediate income tax (ISR) deduction on fixed income investments.

  • 25% tax deduction for technical training.

  • 25% tax deduction for innovation and technological development.

  • Streamlined federal administrative processes through a Single-Window System.

  • State-Level (Complementary)

  • Various local incentives on taxes, permits, infrastructure, and talent development.

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