The Gulf of Mexico Coastal Industrial Park is a strategic infrastructure development located in Tuxpan, Veracruz, whose objective is to promote industrial and logistical growth in the region. This project was conceived and developed by Inmobiliaria y Arrendadora de Lara, S.A. de C.V. (IALSA) and covers a total area of 47 hectares, spread across 22 industrial lots.
Thanks to its privileged location just five minutes from the Tuxpan port terminals and 293 km from Mexico City, the park offers optimal connectivity conditions that favor trade, investment, and business development.
Your Strategic Ally in Industrial and Logistics Development
OUR SERVICES
SECTORS
Logistics and
Warehousing
Agribusiness
and Food
Manufacturing and
Maquiladora Industry
Industrial
Oil & Gas
Construction and
Infraestructure
Motor Vehicle
Storage
GULF OF MEXICO COASTAL
INFRAESTRUCTURE
Internal roads
Power grid
Drinking water
Sanitary and storm drainage
Fiber optics and telecommunications
CCTV and 24/7 surveillance
Public lighting
Urbanized lots
Campers
Green Areas
Multipurpose warehouses
Pension area for cargo transport
Campers
Green Areas
CONNECTIVITY
Located in the municipality of Tuxpan, Veracruz, the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Industrial Park is in a privileged geographic location, making it a key hub for national and international logistics and trade. Its immediate proximity to the Tuxpan seaport, its direct connection to the center of the country, and its access to major land and port routes provide a unique competitive advantage for companies in sectors such as logistics, manufacturing, energy, and foreign trade.
NEARSHORING
Nearshoring is a global trend that involves relocating production and supply operations closer to the destination market, particularly the United States. Mexico has established itself as one of the most attractive countries for this strategy, thanks to its geographic location, trade agreements, competitive costs, and skilled workforce. This dynamic is transforming the country’s manufacturing, logistics, and energy industries, attracting foreign investment seeking operational efficiency, reduced delivery times, and more resilient supply chains.
