📊Executive Summary

Ciudad Juárez is transforming into a significant hub for semiconductor manufacturing, with nearly $3 billion in Taiwanese investments over the last four years. This shift has created over 25,000 jobs and is helping to offset job losses in the traditional automotive sector, particularly in electric vehicle production. The region is now a key center for server assembly and electronics exports to the U.S., attracting new Asian companies and increasing demand for skilled labor in microchip manufacturing. This semiconductor boom is expected to reshape the industrial landscape of the region, enhancing nearshoring opportunities and diversifying the local manufacturing base....