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Bilateral Trade & Investment Relationship Between Mexico & India Global Business Summit, Hard Rock Café, Mumbai Dec 01, 2013

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Page 1: Mexico means opportunity at Global Business Summit, Hard Rock Cafe

Bilateral Trade & Investment Relationship Between Mexico & India

Global Business Summit, Hard Rock Café, Mumbai

Dec 01, 2013

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Mexico is part of North America

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USA

The market of these three countries is

18 trillion dollars.

Canada

Mexico

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Mexico shares a

3000kilometer border with the US. And is the gateway to

Latin America.

United States

Mexico

We have a wide border with the US

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Mexico has access to two oceans. Atlantic

Ocean

Pacific Ocean

And

67deep sea ports that connect us to the world.

Bioceanic access

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• With 12 trade agreements, Mexico has access to 44 countries (1.2 billion people).

We are committed to free trade

5SOURCE: IMF, OMC, Sea Rates.*Doesn’t consider Economic Complementation Agreements.

Number of FTAs and countries with privileged access*

Our FTAs give privileged access to 2/3 of the world’s GDP

# Countries

# FTAs

Lázaro Cárdenas

ManzanilloVeracruz

TampicoAltamira

Guanajuato

Monterrey

Guadalajara

SLP

• Mexico is part of the world’s largest economic block (NAFTA).

• NAFTA = 18 trillion USD

• Mexico invests close to 5% of its GDP in infrastructure (OCDE is close to 3.5%).

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Mexico is in the right place, at the right time.

A window of opportunity following the reconfiguration of the global economy.

- Optimization of cost structures. - Focus on emerging economies.

Some of Mexico’s main advantages are: - Geographical location. - Friendly regulatory and legal framework. - Skillful and talented labor force. - Competitive costs.

Current status is product of a 25 years long evolution.

Mexico is living one of its greatest economic moments

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Bilateral Relations between India & Mexico (Trade & Investment)

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Bilateral Relations (India & Mexico)

Export/Import 2012 2011 2010 2009

India’s Export To MexicoUSD 2.9 Billion

USD 2.4 Billion

USD 1.8Billion

USD 1.1 Billion

Mexico’s Export To IndiaUSD 3.4

BillionUSD 1.8

BillionUSD 1.0

BillionUSD 1.1

Billion

Total TradeUSD 6.3

BillionUSD 4.2

BillionUSD 2.8

BillionUSD 2.2

Billion

Foreign Direct Investment from India to Mexico

USD 108.5 Million (April 1996-March 2012)

Foreign Direct Investment from Mexico to India

USD 10.7 Million (April 2000-March 2012)

India’s Export To MexicoTransport Equipment (13.4%), Pharmaceuticals (12.3%),

Electronic Goods (10.9%), Readymade Garments Cottons (7%), Man Made Yarn Fabrics (6.7%)

Mexico’s Export To IndiaPetroleum Crude (53%), Electronic Good (15.8%), Mining

(4.4%), Transport Equipment (4.2%), Iron & Steel (4%)

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ProMéxico’s India strategy

Manufactures Services

• AutomotiveLife Sciences

Renewable

• IT/ITES

Addedvalue

Agro-industry (integral)

Mining(integral)

Sectors Primary Economy

Secondary Economy

TertiaryEconomy

Infrastructure, educative services and economic policy

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Mexican Companies doing business in India

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www.promexico.gob.mx

[email protected]

@ProMexicoTW

+91 (22) 40907157

Level 8, Vibgyor Tower, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East, Mumbai, 400051 - India