For US and Canadian companies setting up in Mexico
Get your company
operating in Mexico.
Get a go or no-go your board can sign in three to four weeks: the structure, the state and the all-in cost, settled before a lease or a hire locks you in.
Request a 30-minute callThe decision is made. The sequence is the hard part.
You're committing capital to Mexico in the next 6 to 12 months, and the entry is yours to deliver.
The rules keep moving.
Tariffs, USMCA origin rules, the 40-hour week and customs reform are all moving in 2026 and 2027, and each one changes your cost.
Every decision depends on another.
Your own entity, a partner or an acquisition; which state; which site; who you hire, and on whose payroll. Sign the lease first and you can lock in the wrong costs.
Many specialists, nobody owning the timeline.
Your lawyer, accountant, customs broker, recruiter and real-estate broker each quote their piece. Your board wants one date and one number.
One corridor, three countries.
You sell into one country, build in another and report to a third. Your plan accounts for all three: the tariffs, the origin rules and the people on each side of the border.
Canada
Toronto
United States
Chicago
Mexico
Mexico City
A go or no-go your board can sign.
In three to four weeks: the operating model, the structure, the states worth putting in competition, and the all-in cost.
Your own entity, incentives and relationships.
A real site-and-incentives competition between the states, with a direct line into the Secretaría de Economía.
One plan, with dates.
Each specialist does their part, and one firm answers for the sequence, from the deed to the first payroll.
01
Discovery
A thirty-minute conversation to understand your business, your sector, and where Mexico fits. No pitch. Just clarity on whether it makes sense.
02
Blueprint
Three to four weeks, fixed fee. You settle the operating model, the structure and the state before you sign a lease or make a hire, and you leave with a go or no-go you can take to your board, plus an itemized estimate for the next phase before you commit to it.
03
Execution
Each specialist does their part: our legal partner on the entity, accountants on tax and payroll, customs brokers where goods move, the states on incentives, recruiters on the first hires. You get one plan and one firm answering for the sequence.
The rooms your entry runs through.
Led from Mexico City.
Your entry is led from Mexico City, by a firm working inside the chambers, embassies and state ministries it runs through.
A direct line to the Secretaría de Economía.
You reach Mexico's federal Ministry of Economy directly, and the introductions to the states and agencies your entry needs follow from there, along with trade-commission access on the US and Canadian sides.
A ranked legal partner.
Your entity is built by a Mexican firm in practice for four decades, with partners ranked by Chambers and the Legal 500 in corporate, M&A and arbitration.
The largest trade mission in Canadian history.
370 delegates, 240 organizations and 23 announced deals, led by Minister Dominic LeBlanc.
The mission's outcomes →
2026-10-26
The US-Mexico Tariff Deal on Cars and Steel: Where It Stands and How to Plan
The US-Mexico tariff deal on cars, steel and aluminum is close but unsigned. What is on the table, what applies at the border today, and how to plan around it.
2026-10-22
Can Your International Team Work in Mexico? The 90 Percent Rule and Work Visas
Mexico requires 90 percent Mexican workers, counted on the Mexican payroll only. Who is exempt, how companies build international teams, and the visa timeline.
2026-10-15
Mexico vs US Manufacturing Cost in 2026: The Per-Hour Math and What It Leaves Out
Mexico vs US manufacturing cost in 2026, line by line: labor per hour, productivity, industrial power, rent, the new US 100 percent factory write-off, tariffs, and when the US wins.
Your Mexico strategy starts here.
A complimentary 30-minute call. You leave knowing:
- Whether Mexico fits your business
- Which decisions come first, in order
- What the first step costs and how long it takes