en.Wedoany.com Reported - In the first quarter of 2026, German investments in the Mexican state of Aguascalientes reached $96.3 million, making it the third-largest foreign investor in the state. These investments are primarily concentrated in strategic sectors such as the automotive industry, advanced manufacturing, engineering, logistics, and professional services.
Currently, 16 German companies operate in Aguascalientes, driving industrial development through expansion projects, job creation, and technology transfer. German Ambassador to Mexico, Clemens Von Goetze, met with state government and economic sector representatives to discuss bilateral economic relations.
During the current state administration, investment projects from Balluff, Contitech, and Bosch have been realized, totaling $34 million and creating 1,300 jobs, thereby enhancing the state's production and technological capabilities. These companies are attracted by the state's strategic location, specialized talent pool, industrial infrastructure, and connectivity with the North American supply chain.
During the meeting, Bernd Rohde was appointed Honorary Consul of Germany in León (Guanajuato). He emphasized the potential of the Bajío region to expand economic, commercial, and technological cooperation, particularly in the areas of innovation and industrial development.
Beyond productive investments, Germany and Aguascalientes are also strengthening cooperation in dual education, professional talent development, applied research, industrial innovation, and technological advancement. These factors are increasingly important for international companies seeking higher value-added operations. Ambassador Clemens Von Goetze stated that current conditions are favorable for expanding collaboration, including linkages between universities, research centers, and professional training programs to enhance regional competitiveness.
New investments, industrial expansion, and technological cooperation continue to position Aguascalientes as one of the most attractive destinations for German capital in Mexico. Currently, companies are strengthening their operations in North America through more integrated supply chains and more specialized production processes.
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