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A Growing Business Destination with Unique Advantages.
Strategically located in the north of Mexico, Hermosillo serves as the gateway to trade between Mexico, the United States, and the rest of Latin America. With proximity to major U.S. cities and the Pacific Ocean, it offers unmatched access to international markets.
- Prime Access: Positioned for easy trade routes to global markets, connecting by land, air, and sea.
Demographics
Hermosillo is home to a population of over 900,000 people, making it one of the largest cities in Sonora. The workforce is young, skilled, and diverse, with a strong emphasis on technical expertise, creating a perfect environment for industrial growth.
Diverse Population
A mix of local and international talent contributing to a dynamic workforce.
High Education Levels
Strong emphasis on education, with many professionals holding advanced degrees.
Young Workforce
High concentration of professionals in engineering, manufacturing, and technology fields.
Universities
The city boasts several top-tier universities and technical institutions.
These universities are recognized for their quality education and are a vital source of talent in engineering, manufacturing, and technology sectors.
University of Sonora
Leading university offering quality education in engineering, sciences, and industrial technologies.
ITH (Technological Institute of Hermosillo)
Training top engineers and professionals in industrial sectors to drive economic growth.
Tecnológico de Monterrey
A top-ranked university developing leaders in engineering, business, and technology.
Connectivity
International Airport
Direct flights to key cities in Mexico and the U.S.
Major Highways
Excellent road infrastructure connecting to the U.S. and across Mexico.
Guaymas Port
Easy access to international trade routes
Current Industry in the Region
Major global companies have established operations here, drawn by the competitive advantages and skilled labor force. The city is also making strides in renewable energy, aerospace, and mining, fostering a diverse and robust industrial landscape.
Automotive
Aerospace
Electronic
Mining
Agribusiness
Medical
Industrial Parks
- Size: 472,926 (sq.ft.)
- Buildings: 4
- Size: 147,250 (sq.ft.)
- Buildings: 1
The Future of the Semiconductor Industry
Expanding Industry
Increasing global demand is driving investment in semiconductor production.
Skilled Workforce
Highly trained engineers and technicians specializing in microelectronics and manufacturing.
Strategic Trade Routes
Easy access to U.S. and international markets for efficient supply chains.
Innovation & Research
Strong collaboration between universities and leading tech companies.
Government & Industry Support
Incentives and infrastructure development fostering long-term growth.
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