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Tijuana Economic Development Corp
Tijuana Economic Development Corp

The document summarizes information about industry and economic development opportunities in Tijuana, Mexico. It discusses that the Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) facilitates business establishment and provides services to support companies. TEDC aims to leverage Tijuana's strategic location, infrastructure assets, and skilled workforce to attract investment and further establish the city as a manufacturing and logistics hub for key industries like electronics, automotive, medical devices, aerospace and others. Major infrastructure projects underway include expansion of the Otay II border crossing and a new bi-national airport terminal linking Tijuana to the US.

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TIJUANA INDUSTRY At a glance… Cristina Hermosillo Vice President of Promotion Tijuana EDC
Industrial Investment Facilitator • Non-profit business organization with 25 years of experience in industrial promotion and international certification by IEDC-International Economic Development Corporation • The Tijuana EDC facilitates the establishment of manufacturing and business operations in Tijuana, Mexico. Tijuana Economic Development Corporation
Facilitate initial recruiting Business Services Information on regulations, accounting, customs Facilitate Government relations Business Services One-Stop-Shop Site Selection Support
Tijuana Mexico’s Manufacturing Hub
Demographics
Workforce profile 171,950 Manufacturing Employees Education •35+ universities •12,800+ Engineering students •3 R&D Centers
International Airport •130 daily flights •4th largest airport in Mexico •4 Million passengers a year Freight Services •200 domestic service companies •1.4 Million trucks crossing per year •95% of trade between Ca and Mexico is by truck Connectivity
Tijuana’s Key Industrial Sectors
34 Korean Firms Operating in Tijuana
• Established in 1988 • 892,000 sq ft (272k m2) • 800 M total investment • World leader in TV manufacturing 13.26 Millions a year • LED 7.25 M • LCD 2.26 M • Monitors 2.05 M • Plasma 1.6 M • Projectors 412 K • 3360 employees • Established in 1989 • 3000 employees • 5 products: Chassis & containers • 30K annual production • Recent Investment • M$131 Aluminum Die Casting plant • 900 K – 1.5 M units of Engine Blocks, Engine Cylinder Heads, Transmission Cases. Success Stories
Supply Chain Opportunities Aerospace and defense industry Value of imports $1.2 billion annually Product area: Metal structures Castings and forges Composite materials Plastics Optical fiber Fiber glass Wires and harnesses Services: Precision machining Heat treatment Metal Stamping Anodized Aerospace design Thermoforming
Supply Chain Opportunities Medical Device Industry Value of imports $1.5 billion annually Product area: Plastic and rubber parts Electronic components Microparts (screws) Metallic components Foam Services: Sterilization Precision micro machining Microbiological laboratories Calibration MRO (Industrial Maintenance Service, repair and operation of machines). Rotational molding of plastic parts.
Supply Chain Opportunities Electronics Industry Value of imports $6.5 billion annually Product area: Printed circuit boards (PCB) Microprocessors Plastic injection molding Packaging Cable & harnesses Services: MRO Labeling services Recycling
Supply Chain Opportunities Automotive Industry Value of imports $1 billion annually Product area: Composites Iron & alluminium Cable & harnesses Valves, Hoses Services: Precision machining Metal plating Diecastings, welding, stamping, finishing, etc. Plastic Molding (thermoforming)
Supply Chain Opportunities Plastics Industry Estimated annual demand $1 billion Product area: Resins Corrugated card board Services: Molding services (Contract manufacturing) Industrial design services Powder coating
Key Infrastructure Projects Otay II POE Estimate Investment $750 Million
Bi-national Airport Terminal Estimate Investment $14.5 Million 525-foot pedestrian bridge linked to a 45,000-square-foot terminal in Otay Mesa. 2.5 million U.S. travelers The project is expected to be completed by 2015. The first binational airport in America
Tijuana at a glance
Regional Cooperation: Our biggest asset •2 International Airports • 2 Deep-Sea Ports • Railways • 50+ Universities • Over US $25 Billion in Cross-Border Trade
Economy
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Tijuana at a glance

  • 1. TIJUANA INDUSTRY At a glance… Cristina Hermosillo Vice President of Promotion Tijuana EDC
  • 2. Industrial Investment Facilitator • Non-profit business organization with 25 years of experience in industrial promotion and international certification by IEDC-International Economic Development Corporation • The Tijuana EDC facilitates the establishment of manufacturing and business operations in Tijuana, Mexico. Tijuana Economic Development Corporation
  • 3. Facilitate initial recruiting Business Services Information on regulations, accounting, customs Facilitate Government relations Business Services One-Stop-Shop Site Selection Support
  • 6. Workforce profile 171,950 Manufacturing Employees Education •35+ universities •12,800+ Engineering students •3 R&D Centers
  • 7. International Airport •130 daily flights •4th largest airport in Mexico •4 Million passengers a year Freight Services •200 domestic service companies •1.4 Million trucks crossing per year •95% of trade between Ca and Mexico is by truck Connectivity
  • 9. 34 Korean Firms Operating in Tijuana
  • 10. • Established in 1988 • 892,000 sq ft (272k m2) • 800 M total investment • World leader in TV manufacturing 13.26 Millions a year • LED 7.25 M • LCD 2.26 M • Monitors 2.05 M • Plasma 1.6 M • Projectors 412 K • 3360 employees • Established in 1989 • 3000 employees • 5 products: Chassis & containers • 30K annual production • Recent Investment • M$131 Aluminum Die Casting plant • 900 K – 1.5 M units of Engine Blocks, Engine Cylinder Heads, Transmission Cases. Success Stories
  • 11. Supply Chain Opportunities Aerospace and defense industry Value of imports $1.2 billion annually Product area: Metal structures Castings and forges Composite materials Plastics Optical fiber Fiber glass Wires and harnesses Services: Precision machining Heat treatment Metal Stamping Anodized Aerospace design Thermoforming
  • 12. Supply Chain Opportunities Medical Device Industry Value of imports $1.5 billion annually Product area: Plastic and rubber parts Electronic components Microparts (screws) Metallic components Foam Services: Sterilization Precision micro machining Microbiological laboratories Calibration MRO (Industrial Maintenance Service, repair and operation of machines). Rotational molding of plastic parts.
  • 13. Supply Chain Opportunities Electronics Industry Value of imports $6.5 billion annually Product area: Printed circuit boards (PCB) Microprocessors Plastic injection molding Packaging Cable & harnesses Services: MRO Labeling services Recycling
  • 14. Supply Chain Opportunities Automotive Industry Value of imports $1 billion annually Product area: Composites Iron & alluminium Cable & harnesses Valves, Hoses Services: Precision machining Metal plating Diecastings, welding, stamping, finishing, etc. Plastic Molding (thermoforming)
  • 15. Supply Chain Opportunities Plastics Industry Estimated annual demand $1 billion Product area: Resins Corrugated card board Services: Molding services (Contract manufacturing) Industrial design services Powder coating
  • 16. Key Infrastructure Projects Otay II POE Estimate Investment $750 Million
  • 17. Bi-national Airport Terminal Estimate Investment $14.5 Million 525-foot pedestrian bridge linked to a 45,000-square-foot terminal in Otay Mesa. 2.5 million U.S. travelers The project is expected to be completed by 2015. The first binational airport in America
  • 19. Regional Cooperation: Our biggest asset •2 International Airports • 2 Deep-Sea Ports • Railways • 50+ Universities • Over US $25 Billion in Cross-Border Trade