Torreón

 The future of the industry


Review our incentives

Location

Torreón is at the center of a logistics hub with access to the main borders with the United States, seaports on the Pacific coast and the Gulf of Mexico, as well as the Mexican domestic market.

Population

The ZML has an available workforce of 591,297 people, of which 569,762 people are classified as Employed Population, representing 96.35% of total employment.

Connected

It is located 1,126 km from Houston, TX and 617 km from Piedras Negras.Access to the ports of Manzanillo, Lázaro Cárdenas and Mazatlán on the Pacific and to Matamoros and Tampico on the Gulf of Mexico.









We are proud.
La Laguna is home to important national companies.






Quality of Life

Torreón is known for its high quality of life, as well as the warmth of its people. With one of the highest Human Development Indexes in the country, a low poverty rate, high average salaries and educational levels, the people of Torreón live a full life.


A prosperous society with 1.4 million inhabitants and a skilled workforce
make the region a land of opportunity.
• Women represent 51.20% of the total population. • The average age of men is 35.5 years.
• 24.41% of the total population is between 15 and 29 years old. • 8.03% of the population is 65 years old and older (57,889 people).






Business opportunities in Torreón

There are three economic subsectors with the greatest strategic value for investors given the specialization index, labor productivity, performance, added value, salaries, growth and number of foreign companies investing in these subsectors.




Network for investors
Cooperation is essential for the development of any region, which is why the region has always had strong integration in the different sectors of society, government and the private sector. The National Chamber of the Transformation Industry has as its essential function the representation, promotion and defense of the interests of the national industry, as well as the promotion of actions and policies that contribute to the consolidation and growth of the productive plant in Mexico.