Advantages of industrial parks in Mexico for foreign direct investors.

1. Mexican Association of Industrial
Parks
Your wise choice to invest in Mexico

2. Industrial Parks in
Mexico
In Mexico, an industrial park is a bordered extension of land,
characterized by four main aspects:
1.It is located close to transport facilities, such as highways, airports, sea ports,
and railways.
2.It concentrates essential dedicated infrastructure in one location for industrial
operations, such as water (including sewer lines, drainage systems), electricity
(including high power supply lines), telecommunications and roads.
3.It fulfills all the prerequisites to obtain the permissions from local authorities for
the set up of new operations (construction, environment, etc).
4.It has a central administration that coordinates the internal safety of assets, the
maintenance of public infrastructure, the promotion of new operations and the
affairs with local authorities.

3. Advantages of industrial
parks in Mexico
 Certainty on the property of the land.
 Certainty on the availability of public infrastructure.
 Certainty on the permits for industrial operations.
 Location close to the country’s main transport facilities.
 Location close to human resources and educational centers.
 Central administration that guarantees the internal protection of
tenants and the infrastructure permanent maintenance.
An industrial park is a READY TO USE industrial land because it offers all the
infrastructure, permits and other services required for the IMMEDIATE operation
of any plant or distribution center.

4. Who are we?
AMPIP, the Mexican Association of Industrial
Parks, is the leading organization for
industrial real estate developers.
AMPIP provides networking, education, key
sector information, investment and business
promotion, as well as government advocacy
to its members.

5. AMPIP in numbers
55 corporate members, located all over the
Mexican Republic, from which:
• 36 are private industrial developers.
• 8 industrial funds involved in real estate.
• 11 state government industrial trusts.
All together, they comprise:
• 244 industrial parks in 20/32 Mexican states.
• 2,157 tenants.

6. Services offered by Ampip
members
 Availability of industrial buildings according to the client’s needs: if a
current building is too large, it can be break up; if it needs a new
design, it can be reconstructed; if it is too small, it can be expanded.
 Built-to-suit services at client’s specifications.
 Shelter programs to facilitate the administration of new operations,
with services including recruiting, accounting, finance, transportation,
custom brokerage and all inclusive offices.
 First contact and procedures with local authorities for permits and
incentives.
 General assistance, from the planning phase to the operation of the
plant or distribution center.
AMPIP members are large corporations in Mexico which offer important
value added services to facilitate the installation of a new facility, such as:

7. Increased demand for
distribution centers.
Increased participation of
3PLs.
 Increased quality
expectation on building
standards.
LEED compliance.
Green policies within parks.
Industrial real estate trends in Mexico

8. Main Industries located in Industrial Parks
• Evolution from labor intensive to capital-intensive
manufacturing, logistics and distribution projects.
• Main sectors:
Automotive, electric-electronic, metal-mechanic,
chemical-pharmaceutical, aerospace

9. Ampip Members 2010
1. AMB Property Mexico, D.F.
2. American Industries, Chihuahua
3. Amistad Industrial Park, Coahuila
4. Antonio J. Bermudez Industrial Park, Chih.
5. Atitalaquia Industrial Park, Hidalgo
6. Bermudez International, Chihuahua
7. Calafia Industrial Park, Baja California
8. Castro del Río Techno Industrial Park
9. Cofoin Gobernment of the State of Hidalgo
10. CPA, Nuevo Leon
11. DCT Mexico Management
12. El Florido, Baja California
13. Fideicomiso Xicotencatl, Tlaxcala
14. Fideicomiso Zacatecas
15. Fidepar, Gobernment of the State of Mexico
16. Fipaim, Gobernmet of Michoacan
17. GMF Cypress
18. Government of Puebla, Ministry of Economy
19. Government of Sinaloa, Ministry of Economy
20. Government of Tabasco, Ministry of Economy
21. Government of Veracruz, Ministry of Economy
22. Grupo Alas de Puebla
23. Grupo Garza Ponce, Nuevo Leon
24. Grupo La Mesa, Baja California
25. Grupo Los Bravos
26. Grupo O'Donnell, D.F.
27. Grupo Rio San Juan, Tamaulipas
28. Guanajuato Inland Port
29. Hines, D.F.
30. Industrial Global Solutions
31. ING Real Estate
32. Iamsa, Baja California
33. Intermex, Chihuahua
34. Intramerica, Nuevo Leon
35. Las Américas de Torreón Industrial Park,
Coahuila
36. LaSalle Investment Management, D.F.
37. Los Fuentes Industrial Park, Chih.
38. Maran, Baja California
39. Mexicali Industrial Park, B.C.
40. Millennium Industrial Park, SLP
41. Ocotlan Industrial Park, Puebla
42. Offshore Group, Sonora
43. Oradel, D.F.
44. Parque Logístico San Luis Potosí
45. Port of Altamira, Tamaulipas
46. Prologis, Nuevo Leon
47. Prudential Real Estate Investors, D.F.
48. Querétaro Industrial Park, Queretaro
49. San Jorge Industrial Park, Jalisco
50. Santa Fe Industrial Park, Veracruz
51. Technological Park Puerto México, Veracruz
52. Transformadora Durango
53. Trento, Sonora
54. Vesta
55. Yucatán Industrial Park, Yucatan

10. Geographic distribution of
industrial parks represented by
AMPIP

11. Tenants’geographic location in
AMPIP Industrial Parks

12. Tenants’country of origin in AMPIP’s
Industrial Parks

13. Tenants’ Sectors in AMPIP
Industrial Parks

14. AMPIP
Contact
HEADQUARTERS
Monte Camerún 54 -1
Lomas Barrilaco
Mexico City, C.P. 11010
Ph: (+52-55) 2623-2216
Fax: (+52-55) 2623-2218
e-mail: ampip@ampip.org.mx
Web page:
www.ampip.org.mx