Real local execution, national platform.
A core capability is serving international operators, AI infrastructure companies, developers and investors entering Mexico. The value proposition is local execution: land, key stakeholders, permits, infrastructure coordination and development management — without pretending to replace specialized technical expertise.
Central Mexico's established automotive and advanced manufacturing hub, with direct highway access to Mexico City and a mature industrial base.
Home to Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA), anchoring a fast-growing logistics corridor linking directly to Mexico City.
Growing industrial corridor connecting Puebla, Tlaxcala and central Mexico, with active industrial development and expanding power infrastructure — including Enel Green Power's 220 MW Magdalena II solar plant — under evaluation for new investment.
Mexico's leading aerospace manufacturing cluster (Bombardier, Safran, General Electric) and a growing data center corridor (KIO Networks, ODATA, Ascenty), anchored by Querétaro International Airport and the Bajío industrial belt.
Power — real deliverable capacity, MW/MVA, speed-to-power, supply strategy, grid connection path and scalability.
Connectivity — carriers, route diversity, PoPs, dark fiber capacity.
Water / cooling — source, availability, permits and cooling strategy.
Land — title, site control, zoning, scale, topography and access.
Environmental — site-specific constraints and risks.
Government / permitting — municipal, state and federal pathways; incentives only when documented.