PODECOBIs are integrated productive ecosystems where the State acts as an investment promoter, a driver of local capabilities, 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 PODECOBI Centro Logistico e Industrial de Durango is located on the outskirts of Victoria de Durango and features the following characteristics:
Area: 315.4 hectares
Located on the outskirts of the city of Durango, with immediate access to highway, rail, and airport infrastructure:
• Adjacent to Federal Highway 40D and the existing railway line.
• 4 km from Durango International Airport.
• 780 meters from the Cinco de Mayo urban area.
• Strategically positioned within the Northern Economic Corridor, offering connectivity to markets in the north of the country and the port of Mazatlán.
Key competitive advantages
• Multimodal connectivity via highway, rail, and air.
• Urban and industrial infrastructure available for rapid-setup projects.
• Ecosystem geared toward electromobility, auto parts, electronics, and advanced manufacturing.
• Access to the Northern Economic Corridor and logistical integration with Mazatlán, Torreón, and major northern industrial markets.
• Land availability for high-tech industrial projects and the expansion of supply chains.
Talent availability
• 15 universities
• 38 upper-secondary education institutions
• Presence of technological and polytechnic universities, as well as technology institutes with an industrial focus.
Tax regime
State incentives:
•6-year exemption from Payroll Tax
•Exemption from the Public Registry Modernization Tax
•Exemption from the Public Education Promotion Tax
Connectivity and logistics
•Immediate access to Federal Highway 40D.
•Durango International Airport (4 km)
•Cinco de Mayo urban area (780 m)
Strategic infrastructure
•Electrical infrastructure with an estimated demand of up to 8.6 MW at the hub's mature stage.
•Electrical substation located approximately 100 meters away.
•93-hectare solar park connected to the power grid.
•El Encino–Topolobampo gas pipeline approximately 5 km away, with an estimated consumption of 1.4 million cubic feet per day.
•Water well and storage tank with a capacity of 1,000 m³.
•State water concession for 114,730 m³ annually, supplemented by two additional groundwater concessions.
•Concrete roadways, controlled access, video surveillance connected to the C5 center, and perimeter fencing.
Local ecosystem
•Development adjacent to existing industrial infrastructure.
•Presence of companies linked to the automotive, auto parts, electromobility, cabling, and manufacturing industries.
•Environment geared toward the relocation of global companies and the development of high-tech industrial projects.
•Potential to integrate local suppliers into national and international manufacturing supply chains.
Strategic sectors
•Automotive
•Electromobility
•Advanced manufacturing
•Textile
•Paper industry
