Our services in Mexico have enabled electronics manufacturers to expand their activities along the border for more than 2 decades. Our comprehensive compliance administration and management program begins with a comprehensive financial and logistical feasibility study to help companies make informed decisions about Mexico and decide if a partnership with NAPS is a good choice. After that, NAPS manages virtually 100% of the human resources, accounting (in Mexico), import/export, environmental health and safety and all regulatory compliance for each functional administrative department of the plant, allowing our customers to focus on continuous improvement of production, quality control and growth. NAPS helps mitigate the risk of expansion into a foreign country by transferring all administrative responsibilities (and in most cases responsibility) to our team of over 200 professionals in Mexico. Contact us if you have any questions about the industry or our manufacturing services in Mexico. For more reasons why companies benefit from contract manufacturing in Mexico, click on the chart. Manufacturing electronic products competitively and accurately is difficult when outsourcing. Tecma`s shelter services allow you to keep control of production, offer drastic savings and simplify the process. Customers in the world-class electronics industry trust Tecma for location selection, personnel, regulatory compliance, and more.

This allows them to focus on making great products, from cable harnesses to computer parts to mobile phones. One such customer is Firstronic, a leading specialized provider of electronic manufacturing services (EMS). Due to their competitive advantage in Mexico, they have been recognized for their excellence and top the list of EMS companies with sales between $100 million and $500 million. Some of the biggest names in electronics — like LG, Samsung, and Sony — use Mexico as a nearshoring oasis to make their most popular products. From tax incentives and trade deals to a low-cost labor market, five major benefits have led electronics manufacturers to flock to Mexico. NovaLink is able to manufacture high quality products in a variety of industries. With more than 2,900 employees and 30 years of experience in contract manufacturing in Mexico, NovaLink has established itself as a world-class example of how manufacturing companies in Mexico produce high-quality finished products with full-service manufacturing. Universities and technical schools work closely with the electronics manufacturing industry to provide a steady stream of skilled workers. Each year, schools produce about 114,000 engineers, many of whom are electrical engineers. From Ultra HD TVs to digital LCD displays and printed circuit boards, Mexico is one of the leading manufacturers of TVs, displays and many other electronic products for residential and commercial use.

As one of the first manufacturing industries to expand under Mexico`s Maquiladora program, electronic manufacturing has been well established in Mexico for decades. Some of the major names in electronics manufacturing – such as LG, Sony, Samsung and Vizio – all make products in Mexico. With a talented, low-cost labor pool, direct access to high-demand consumer markets in the United States, and a network of trade agreements that make product exports accessible and profitable, electronics manufacturing in Mexico is thriving. Mexico`s electronic assembly industry has several leading export sites: the country is the world`s largest exporter of flat-screen TVs, the second largest exporter of electronics to the United States, and the eighth largest electronics manufacturer overall. At Co-Production International, Inc., our 40 years of experience means we`ve been in the electronics manufacturing industry since the very beginning. We have the network, experience and knowledge to help you grow in Mexico through our Maquiladora Shelter program. Contact us today for a free analysis of labor cost savings. Drawing on nearly 30 years of experience in customer service, NovaLink offers a variety of Mexican contract manufacturing services, such as apparel manufacturing services. B, which make production easy and transparent. With the support of robust management, integrated systems and world-class facilities, NovaLink is able to manage the entire process of moving a customer`s manufacturing operations and services to a cost-effective work environment.

If you want to relocate manufacturing from China, contact NovaLink today. Tijuana has worn the crown as a global TV manufacturing center and continues to do so as plasma, LCD and LED technologies continue to evolve. In Baja California alone, about 19 million high-tech televisions are produced each year. But there`s more to look forward to when watching the production in Mexico. With skilled labor costs of about $2.50 per hour and lower material costs, Mexico has the lowest component manufacturing costs of any country in the industry. Leading PCB manufacturing and other equipment manufacturers are taking advantage of the savings made in Mexico to keep costs to a minimum. Mexico`s electronics manufacturing industry, one of the country`s top nearshoring markets, is a powerhouse in the production of entertainment and commercial electronics. With a strong and diversified electronic manufacturing services (EMS) industry, Mexico is the strategic choice for leading OEMs and ODMs. Electronics manufacturing in Mexico offers industry leaders such as Sony, Samsung and GoPro a pool of skilled labor, duty-free access to the U.S. and more than 40 other international markets, and strong intellectual property (IP) protection.

Baja California is Mexico`s Silicon Valley with more than 200 electronics companies operating in the region. Tijuana is a leading city and produces leading electronic products, including more than 20 million TVs per year. Baja California is home to one of Mexico`s largest groups of electronics manufacturers and suppliers, with more than 200 companies — including Samsung, LG and Foxconn — and more than 92,000 employees in the state. This region is known for its young and well-educated workforce. It also benefits from being so close to the U.S. border. IVEMSA has extensive experience working with electronics companies to help them reap the benefits of Mexico`s talented, low-cost workforce, proximity to the United States, and numerous trade deals. According to statistics from the National Association of Universities and Colleges (ANUIES), more than 125,000 students specializing in engineering, manufacturing and construction graduate in Mexico each year. Samsung`s digital research and technology development center is also located in the city of Tijuana.

Mexico offers qualified engineers, electronics experts and technology providers who can help you develop your manufacturing services. Whatever your talent needs, we can help you attract and hire the right people, from recruitment to retention. Mexico is home to some of the world`s largest technology companies. Access to international markets and advantageous trade agreements allow for easy export of electronic device production. There is a mix of five major sub-sectors in the electronics industry: audio/video, personal and professional computing, semiconductors, communication technology, and optical instruments. With 25% of total electronics export sales, the production of flat-screen TVs – including plasma, LCD and LED product classes – is the largest class of consumer electronics manufactured in Mexico. No matter what type of electronic products you manufacture, there is a place for you in the electronic equipment industry in Mexico. As the closest nearshore manufacturing facility in the United States, Mexico is also the world`s largest smartphone manufacturer. When a product contains electronics, it is made in Mexico In conjunction with the 115,000 engineering students that Mexico`s higher education system completes each year, global manufacturers and suppliers flock to Mexico for its favorable business conditions, highly skilled workforce, and proximity to the U.S. and North American markets.

As innovation advances and the importance of electronics becomes increasingly entrenched in today`s digital age, Mexico`s electronics manufacturing industry shows no signs of slowing down. The country`s manufacturing services produce a large amount of electronic devices each year. According to some estimates, the growth of the industry is expected to increase by 2.5% per year until 2020. Contract manufacturing in Mexico is no different from what you`ll find elsewhere. Unlike an independent operation, a contract manufacturer in Mexico owns its production facilities, controls all aspects of production, and charges a fee to the foreign manufacturer. Mexico is the world`s largest exporter of flat-screen TVs, the third largest exporter of computers and the world`s eighth largest electronics manufacturer. IVEMSA can help manufacturers, suppliers and installers establish a strong presence in this industry, which is expected to continue to grow steadily. From the electronics industry, which is mainly located on the Mexican border with the United States, was one of the first to start production in Mexico.

Over the past decade, electronics manufacturing in Mexico has grown rapidly. Baja California, especially Tijuana, is home to one of the largest groups of electronics manufacturers and equipment in all of Mexico. Electronics manufacturers in Mexico include Panasonic, Plantronics, Sharp and other major electronics manufacturers that have many years of experience in manufacturing in Mexico. .