WELCOME TO TORREÓN

THE PLACE TO INVEST, INNOVATE AND DEVELOP YOUR BUSINESS

AS THE WORLD transits to disruptive changes and the reshaping of trade flows, supply chains and investments, Torreon emerges as one of Mexico’s more competitive centers for investment attraction. With a strategic location in North Central Mexico, Torreon’s talented workforce, infrastructure, trade logistics, and land and air connectivity, are key competitive factors attracting companies engaged in different production sectors and services.

Torreón stands out as its local private sector, academia and government jointly coordinate efforts to create one of Mexico’s safest cities with a sustainable urban environment that enhances the quality of life of its residents, visitors and investors. This is reflected in the positive economic outlook the city presents to continued business growth and capital attraction. Fueled by our long-standing spirit of optimism and possibility, our city looks forward to forging an even brighter future where everything is possible and your business projects are welcomed.

Location

Located in Mexico’s north central region, within the border state of Coahuila.

La Laguna 1,434,283

Metropolitan Zone Population Extension 10,598.167 km².

10th most populated

metropolitan area in the country.

Population in Torreón.

+800,000

Torreón, Transport Connectivity and Logistics

One of Mexico´s main transport hubs with direct road and rail connectivity to the U.S. border, Central Mexico, the Pacific port of Mazatlán, the industrial centers of Monterrey and Saltillo, and Tampico port on the Gulf of Mexico.

Connectivity, a Key Factor of Competitiveness

Torreón is crisscrossed by the USMCA and the Port-to-Plains trade corridors linking the Pacific coast of Mexico, Northern Mexico, the United States and Canada.

Our border

Acuña - Del Rio
Piedras Negras – Eagle Pass Coahuila border

Operates at 30% capacity.
Crossing time 30 minutes. Other borders

Operate at 100% capacity.
Crossing time 3 hours.

8 National

• México City (CDMX) • Guadalajara • Los Cabos • León • Querétaro • Cancún • Tijuana • Ciudad Juárez

2 International

• San Antonio, Texas • Dallas, Texas

Economic Facts

Torreón´s diversified economy has shielded the city from external trade shocks allowing its supply chains and companies to experience lesser disruptions and quickly adjust to clients´ product delivery demands. In this environment, Torreon industries have actually maintained its level of exports.