

EXPAND TO MEXICO
A Risk-Controlled Entry Program for US Manufacturing & Industrial Companies in Baja California.
From intention to operation. With one responsible party, verified land, clear permits, and real costs before capital commitment.
SELECTIVE CHOICE
Built for Decision Makers, Not Explorers.
US manufacturing/industrial company planning expansion in 12-24 months.
CEO, COO, VP of Operations, Owner with budget approval.
Industries: Manufacturing, Medical Devices, Aerospace, Logistics, Electronics, Metal-Mechanic.
Still "exploring options" without a defined timeline or budget.
THE REAL RISK
Most Projects Fail Here. Not Because of Cost.
Land purchased without verified industrial zoning.
Permits misunderstood or grossly underestimated.
Fragmented responsibility (broker → lawyer → architect → contractor).
Hidden infrastructure costs discovered too late.
Mexico doesn't punish mistakes. Time does.


OUR MODEL
One Responsible Party. From Start to Operation.
No speculative land sales.
No exclusivity without prior validation.
No surprises after contract signature.
A clear, executable roadmap before any irreversible decision.

PROGRAM COMPONENTS
What You Get: Certainty, in Four Parts.

Site & Land Validation
Zoning, infrastructure (power/water/access), environmental feasibility.

Permitting Roadmap
Full list of permits, authorities, timelines, and critical path risks.

Cost & Timeline Certainty
Real construction cost ranges, phased schedule, best/worst case scenarios defined.

Execution Options
Build-to-Suit, Industrial Park integration, Developer Partnership, Turnkey.

PROFILE & LOCATION
A Typical Project Profile & Why Baja California.
Profile:
Size: 3,000 – 30,000 m²
Investment: USD 5M – 25M
Decision Window: 30–90 days
Construction: 6–12 months

PROFILE & LOCATION
A Typical Project Profile & Why Baja California.
Why Baja:
Immediate border access to California.
USMCA trade framework protection.
Established industrial ecosystem & skilled labor.
Lower operational/construction costs vs. US West Coast.
Nearshoring without Asia-level complexity.

