Private sector capital follows opportunity, infrastructure, and workforce availability. In Quintana Roo, large multinational and regional companies are increasingly establishing a physical presence to support operations, distribution, and long-term growth.

These investments reflect confidence in the region’s trajectory and signal that demand is no longer speculative. As private enterprises commit capital and operations locally, supporting industrial infrastructure becomes a necessity rather than an option.

Key Signals

• Energy infrastructure: TC Energy’s $3.9 billion natural gas pipeline

• Logistics & distribution: Amazon’s $5 billion investment in Mexico, including a distribution center in the Yucatán

• Automotive presence: Tesla showroom and dealership in Mérida

• Beverage & manufacturing:

  • Heineken investing $430 million in a Yucatán brewery

  • Grupo Modelo investing $425 million in a Yucatán brewery

Selected companies with operational presence in the region

For RIIP, private sector investment serves as validation of long-term demand. Companies committing capital and operations locally require durable, well-located industrial infrastructure to support their growth.

By developing industrial assets aligned with this activity, RIIP is positioned to support stable, operational demand driven by established tenants rather than speculative use cases.

As private enterprises establish operations in the region, demand increases for warehousing, distribution, maintenance, and supporting industrial services.

These activities require modern, purpose-built industrial facilities that can support reliable operations at scale — infrastructure that has historically been underdeveloped in Quintana Roo.