Baja California has secured a place among Mexico’s top five states for foreign direct investment through the third quarter of 2025, Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila announced, which reflects strong investor confidence in Baja California’s economic potential and its role as a driver of regional development and social well-being.
“Baja California ranks fourth nationally as one of the states with the highest foreign direct investment, receiving over $1.8 billion. This places us among the most competitive states in the entire country,” she said.
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According to data from the federal Ministry of Economy, the $1.8 billion influx has already begun translating into expanded employment and increased economic activity.
The governor emphasized that investor trust stems from the state’s skilled workforce, productive strategic sectors, and advantageous geographic location, which connects it to key global markets. She added that Baja California is becoming a recognized hub for growth, innovation, and job creation.
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In addition, the Baja California government will continue to advance policies in line with President Claudia Sheinbaum’s vision, focusing on fostering shared prosperity for all residents.
“We will keep working to attract high-value investments that recognize and reward the talent we have here,” Governor Marina del Pilar concluded.
