Mexico City March 10, 2014
Strategic Location
80,249 km2 Land Area
370 km Border (with USA)
433 km Shore Line (Gulf of Mexico) Boundaries
Texas (USA) Nuevo Le贸n San Luis Potos铆 Veracruz
Labor Force Population
3.4 Million
Total Population 52%
48%
Women
Men
1.6 Million People EAP 1.5 Million Employed Population Commerce and Services Industrial
29%
Agricultural
7%
Non Specified Source: INEGI, ENOE, III Trim. 2013
63%
1%
Logistics Platform
13,956 km Highways
937 km Railways
5
International Airports
2
Deep Sea Ports (+1 in project)
17
International Crossings
Logistics Platform
17 International Crossings 15 Vehicular 1 Railway
1 Vehicular-Railway
Logistics Platform
Maritime Connectivity
Matamoros Port (In project)
3 Deep Sea Ports Altamira Port Tampico Port
Europe
USA
Asia
11 Shipping Lines
South America
Africa
Logistics Platform
Maritime Connectivity Altamira Port • 2,882 has of industrial development (2,017 has availables) • 3,075 has of port precinct (1,895 has availables) • 1,400 has of ecological corridor •
Load movement in 2012: 16 mill. tons
• 1st National place in private investment ($8,000 million pesos)
• 2nd National place in commercial load movement within the Gulf of Mexico Ports.
Foreign Trade Mexico's trade flow in 2013 was $762,405 million dollars, and it grows an average of 9.8% annually since 1994 A third part of Mexico's trade flow crosses through Tamaulipas
Industrial Parks Total: 42 Available Land:
37 private 5 public
Tecnologis
6,213 has
Tecnotam: 2nd place nationwide in the evaluation of the best international practices of IT parks, according to the Secretary of Economy.
Industrial Zone of the port of Altamira with over 5,000 has. for development Tecnotam
Tecnia
Electric Energy 12 Central Stations • Actual Generation Capacity:
5,536.5 MW • Actual Demand:
1,350.0 MW 11% of National Production
Central Station Electric Lines
Education 194 35
High level schools with 109,420 students
Technical school with 10,628 students
356
Middle level with119,042 students
Industrial Sectors
Electric - Electronic
Automotive
Chemical & Petrochemical
IT
Logistics
Medical
Agribusiness
Tourism
Potential of Renewable Energies in Tamaulipas Potential in Generating Wind Power
Plants
Potential Area
• • •
Available land Exploitable area Capacity
= 233,750 km2 = 23,375 km2 = 71,000 Mw
For: 10% of exploitable area and plant factor >=20%
Potential of Renewable Energies in Tamaulipas Solar Potential in Mexico
Daily global radiation mean (KWh/m2) < 4.8 4.8 – 4.9 5.0 -5-1 5.2 – 5.3 5.5 – 5.6 > 5.6
•
Areas with the most and least amount of daily global radiation production in a horizontal surface.(KWh/m2).
Established industry in Tamaulipas
Investment Summary
2011-2013
81 Consolidated Projects + $2.2 B USD Company
Cal-Comp
INTERGEN
ACERTAM AUTOMOTIVE MAQUILADORA
Invest ($ MDD)
Employment
Sector
100
400
Chemical
60
1,170
Electronic
50
150
Chemical
34
400
Medical
70
400
Automotive
80
120
Energy
30
282
Glass
6
800
Automotive
350
200
Metal- Mechanics
5
1600
Automotive
15
426
Automotive
Main Asian Investment
• • •
Investment: 550 MDD Jobs: 4,000 Product: Manufacture of shipyard and offshore
• • •
Investment: 20 MDD Jobs: 750 Product: Radios and automotive switches
• • •
Investment: 8 MDD Jobs: 300 Product: Radiator Hoses
Main Asian Investment
• • • •
2nd line production expansion Investment: 310 MDD Jobs: 480 Product: Manufacture of galvanized sheet for the automotive industry
• • •
Investment: 30 MDD Jobs: 400 Product: Assemble screen plasmas and LCD TV
7 Reasons to Invest in Tamaulipas, Mexico 1
Strategic location and logistics platform
2
The largest border region with 17 international bridges accessing the USA and NAFTA region
3
Solid communications and transportation infrastructure
4
Economy based on a wide range of profitable sectors
5
A vast wealth of natural resources
6
Young, commited and qualified workforce
7
Friendly government
Contact Us
C.P. Mﾃｳnica Gonzﾃ｡lez Garcﾃｭa
C.P. Rafael ﾃ］gel Ortiz Salazar
Secretary of Economic Development and Tourism
Undersecretary of Investment Promotion
Tamaulipas State Government Ph. +52 (834) 107-8823 monica.gonzalez@tamaulipas.gob.mx
Economic Development and Tourism Secretariat Tamaulipas State Government Ph. +52 (834) 107-8835 raortiz@tamaulipas.gob.mx