Editor’s Note
This report highlights a significant expression of investment interest from Israeli firms across a diverse range of Mexican sectors, from technology and cybersecurity to agriculture and manufacturing. The breadth of interest underscores Mexico’s appeal as a destination for strategic, multi-industry foreign investment.
The Confederation of Industrial Chambers (Concamin) reported that a group of Israeli companies are interested in investing in Mexico in technology industry, water, environment, cybersecurity, software, valves, pipelines, poultry farming, pig farming, and bathroom and kitchen products.
the organization under the direction of José Abugaber Andonie reported.
José Abugaber Andonie and a delegation from the Confederation of Industrial Chambers conducted a working tour in Israel, in order to meet with business leaders and promote trade exchange between the two countries.
commented the industrial organization.
The president and the delegation of Concamin met with the Manufacturers’ Association of Israel, with which it was agreed to work in a coordinated manner to explore new trade exchanges between our countries.
It is important to remember that in the year 2000, Mexico and Israel signed a Free Trade Agreement that allowed the increase in trade exchange, which in 1999 was 210 million dollars, and in 2022 was more than 1.2 billion dollars, a growth of 490 percent during the life of our trade treaty.
Furthermore, the Mexican delegation visited the Shimon Peres Museum, where 6,700 startups are developed per year, of which 4 percent are successful, while the world average for that figure is barely 2 percent. This is a sample of why Israel is a leader in innovation, technology, security, water, climate change, and health.
Likewise, meetings were held with companies of advanced technology and innovation: Alteco, dedicated to manufacturing equipment to make the use of electrical energy more efficient; SATEC, which offers technology that detects inefficient energy use in industrial and business equipment to measure and reduce costs.
They also met with 3dSignals which promotes the use of smart technology that enables digital transformation, connectivity, and actionable information that increases productivity and reduces costs so that companies achieve their maximum productivity; Green Vision Systems, which develops solutions for environmental monitoring, in order to avoid risks in industry and companies.
They held meetings with Claroty, a company dedicated to cybersecurity that aims to protect cyber-physical systems in industrial and business environments; Plasson Group, a world leader in manufacturing and marketing segments of products such as valves, pipelines, products for poultry and pig farming; bathroom and kitchen products, among many others, we witnessed the work of this company that promotes innovative knowledge.
With Solar Edge, a world leader in smart energy. This company is a provider of power optimizers, solar inverters, and photovoltaic plant monitoring solutions; Illuminant, specialized in cybersecurity; Augury, a company that works on manufacturing equipment with artificial intelligence solutions.
They were at Watergen, a world leader in the development and implementation of solutions with innovative technology that uses the humidity in the air to create drinking water that is safe, clean, fresh, and generated in an environmentally responsible manner, as well as with Orisol, which is dedicated to manufacturing equipment for footwear, a provider of automation solutions, software, and smart manufacturing solution services; and Aqwise, which is a wastewater treatment plant that purifies more than 500,000 cubic meters of water with salinization systems and wastewater systems.