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Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Francisco Martínez

MANAGING DIRECTOR, GREENCHEM INDUSTRIES
"In the next 12 months, we aim to solidify our presence in Mexico. After that, we will assess whether to expand into Colombia or Brazil with physical offices and warehouses."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Miguel Benedetto

GENERAL DIRECTOR, ANIQ (NATIONAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION)
"Mexico must improve supply chains and adapt ports, maritime, and rail infrastructure to leverage nearshoring to support new investments."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Martín Toscano

PRESIDENT, EVONIK MEXICO
"We are witnessing significant growth driven by the expansion of our clients here, alongside a wave of new companies investing and expanding under the framework of nearshoring."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Stefan Lepecki

CEO, BRASKEM IDESA
"Our challenge lies in becoming more efficient in waste collection, using technology and improving logistics to offer PCR as an environmentally sustainable yet economically viable solution."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Alejandro Aguirre

GENERAL MANAGER, VINMAR PLASTICHEM MEXICO
"Vinmar facilitates the commercialization of plastic resins and chemical products for global producers in Mexico."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Martin Toscano

PRESIDENT, EVONIK
"Nearshoring is nothing new to Mexico, where for many years Tier 1 and Tier 2 companies, especially in the automotive and aerospace sectors, established a presence in Mexico."
Mining
Mexico
Canada
United States
Brazil

Greg Smith

PRESIDENT AND CEO, EQUINOX GOLD
"When operating at capacity, Greenstone will be our largest and lowest-cost mine, so we are really at a pivotal point in the company’s history."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Eugenio Manzano

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, POCHTECA
"The ongoing digital transformation is a pivotal trend in our industry. We remain at the forefront of innovation, constantly refining our digital tools and platforms."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

José Luis Urrutia Segura

PRESIDENT, CANACINTRA
"The main problem of the chemical industry when it comes to offshoring is that it is a capital-intensive industry and the establishment of new operating units is very complex."
Mexico
Petrochemicals & Chemicals

Francisco Rubio

PRESIDENT, KEMIKALS
"The super peso has been a major challenge for importers and exporters. However, paints manufacturers have benefitted from relatively lower raw material costs."

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