Mercado Libre announces plan to invest US $3.4B in Mexico this year

Mercado Libre announces plan to invest US $3.4B in Mexico this year

Latin American e-commerce giant Mercado Libre announced it will invest US $3.4 billion in Mexico this year, a 38% increase over investment plans announced last year. The announcement came during President Claudia Sheinbaum’s Friday press conference a day after U.S. President Donald Trump granted a tariff reprieve to Mexico, following what Sheinbaum described as an “excellent and respectful” phone chat between the two presidents. The investment w…

Mexico presents itself as a juicy investment for the giants of electronic commerce. This Friday, Mercado Libre, one of the great global players in the online commerce market, has announced an investment of 3.4 billion pesos in the country.

As Chinese Rivals Advance, MercadoLibre Commits Record $3.4 Billion to Mexico

MercadoLibre announced a 38% increase in investments for Mexico during 2025, totaling $3.4 billion. David Geisen, MercadoLibre’s Director General in Mexico, revealed this decision during President Claudia Sheinbaum’s morning press conference. “We have decided to prioritize Mexico,” Geisen stated during the event. The company will strengthen its technological, logistical, and financial operations across the country. […]

The e-commerce giant Mercado Libre announced on Friday morning (7th) local time an investment of 3.4 billion US dollars in Mexico for the year 2025. The investment is 38% higher than last year, aims to strengthen the technological and financial ecosystem and create 10,000 new jobs. It is the second largest operation of the Group in Latin America, where it [...] The post Mercado Libre announces investments of 3.4 billion US dollars in Mexico to f…

Mercado Libre Expands Investment in Mexico with $3.4 Billion Commitment

Mercado Libre announces a $3.4 billion investment in Mexico for 2025, focusing on technology, logistics, creating 10,000 new jobs.

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said Friday that the Mexican economy is strong and stressed that the recent decision of US President Donald Trump not to apply tariffs on Mexican goods opens up many opportunities for investment in Mexico. “Mexico’s economy is strong. And it was reflected in the peso. Even when 25 percent of tariffs were announced, there was a small devaluation, but it was pennies. It didn’t even reach 21. That speaks of confide…