(Data updated as of March 31, 2025) 📍 Introduction Since its inception in 2006, Mexico’s IMMEX Program (Manufacturing, Maquila and Export Services Industry) has been vital for attracting foreign direct investment and strengthening the country’s export-oriented manufacturing sector. The surge in registrations in 2006 stemmed from transitioning prior authorizations (PITEX, Maquila) into IMMEX. 🔍 1.…
Attention all IMMEX, PROSEC, ALTEX, and ECEX program holders: The General Directorate of Trade Facilitation and Foreign Trade (DGFCCE), under the Mexican Ministry of Economy, has published the official Ventanilla Única Guide for the Annual Foreign Trade Operations Report (RAOCE) for 2025. This is a mandatory requirement for companies under various promotion programs including IMMEX…
The recently unveiled “Mexico Plan – National Strategy for Industrialization and Shared Prosperity” introduces IMMEX 4.0, a transformative program aimed at enhancing Mexico’s manufacturing and export capabilities. 🔑 Key highlights of the plan: IMMEX 4.0 consolidates the IVA and IEPS certification process, reducing startup times for new businesses, paving the way for enhanced competitiveness. Mexico…