Project

NEZAHUALCOYOTL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLE FOR WELLBEING (PODECOBI), IN THE STATE OF MEXICO.

Sector: Industry


Last Revision

August 05, 2026
 
Short Name of the Project:
1015 PODECOBI Nezahualcóyotl, Estado de México
Type of Investment:
Greenfield
Subsector:
Industry
Contract Currency:
Mexican Pesos MXN
Estimated Investment MXN:

N.A.

Estimated Investment USD:

N.A.

Exchange rate (USD/MXN) used by the Ministry of Finance for the economic plan 2026: $ 19.3
Contract Scope:
  Construction,  Administration

DESCRIPTION

PODECOBIs are integrated productive ecosystems in which the State acts as an investment promoter, a driver of local capacity-building, and a facilitator of public and logistical services. They are designed to boost economic activity and foster shared prosperity through their economic and social impacts.

The Nezahualcóyotl PODECOBI is located in the eastern part of the Mexico City Metropolitan Area and features the following characteristics:

Area: 68.37 hectares
Located on the border between the State of Mexico and Mexico City, in the vicinity of Mexico City International Airport:
• Immediate access to major roadways, such as the Circuito Interior.
• Proximity to Mexico City International Airport.
• Integration with the markets, services, and production chains of the Mexico City Metropolitan Area.

Key competitive advantages
• Strategic location adjacent to the country's main consumer and service market.
• Access to a broad base of human capital, suppliers, and consumers.
• Road, rail, and air connectivity.
• Basic urban infrastructure and an industrial profile.

Talent availability
• 15 universities and higher education institutions in Nezahualcóyotl.
• 32 universities and higher education institutions when including Atenco, Chimalhuacán, Ecatepec, and La Paz.
• 17 upper secondary education campuses and institutions in Nezahualcóyotl.
• Presence of technological universities, polytechnics, and institutes of technology with an industrial and digital focus.

Tax regime (state or municipal incentives)
• Various local tax and administrative incentives (to be confirmed).

Connectivity and logistics
• Location bordering Mexico City.
• Immediate access to the *Circuito Interior* (Inner Ring Road) and the metropolitan primary road network.
• Proximity to Mexico City International Airport.
• Rail network available within the site.
• Connectivity to major markets in the Valley of Mexico and other regions of the country.

Strategic infrastructure
• Basic urban infrastructure and industrial land use.
• Estimated electricity demand of 5 to 7.7 MW for the 2027–2030 period.
• Electrical distribution substation located approximately 1.8 km away.

Local ecosystem
• Integration into the country's main metropolitan area and consumer market.
• Broad availability of technical and professional human capital.
• Concentration of universities, institutes of technology, and technical high schools.
• Proximity to Mexico City International Airport.
• Regional hub for business, logistics, technology, and commercial services.

Strategic sectors
• Logistics
• Technology services
• Electronics
• Industrial manufacturing
• Pharmaceuticals
• Medical devices

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL STRUCTURE

Type of Project
  Public / Private

STATUS

Stage
  Preinvestment
Substage
  Preparation
RELEVANT DATES

GEOLOCATION

State(s)
State of Mexico   

SPONSOR

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Entity
State Government
Department
Secretaría de Desarrollo Económico del Estado de México
Contact
Mtra. Laura González Hernández
E-mail
laura.gonzalezh@edomex.gob.mx; sedeco@edomex.gob.mx

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Diario Oficial de la Federación
Description
A Constitutional Government of the United Mexican States Body, which has the function of publishing in the national territory: laws, regulations, agreements, circulars, orders and other acts issued by the powers of the Federation.
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Mexico Government
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Secretaría de Economía
Description
The Ministry of Economy develops and implements comprehensive policies for innovation, diversification, and productive and commercial inclusion, as well as incentives for domestic and foreign investment. This promotes the exploitation of mineral resources and boosts the productivity and competitiveness of industrial sectors, enabling their integration into regional and global value chains, with the goal of contributing to generating well-being for the people of Mexico.

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