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21.1619° N 86.8515° W — CANCÚN, HQ

Headquartered in Cancún, with an office in Mexico City, we work where our partners trade.

01 / 06Where we are

2 OFFICES · 5 MARKET REGIONS

Markets we serve

  • North America01
  • Latin America02
  • Europe03
  • Asia-Pacific04
  • Middle East05

Offices

Cancún · Headquarters
21.1619° N 86.8515° W—:—
Mexico City
19.4326° N 99.1332° W—:—

02 / 06Cancún · Headquarters

OFFICE 01

Modern high-rise towers in Cancún beside a turquoise lagoon in morning light
CANCÚN · MEXICO

21.1619° N 86.8515° W

Address
Av. Bonampak, Sm. 6, Mz. 1, Lote 1, Piso 577500 Cancún, Quintana RooMexico
Hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00
Local time
—:—Cancun
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03 / 06Mexico City · Office

OFFICE 02

19.4326° N 99.1332° W

Address
Torre New York Life, Paseo de la Reforma 342, Piso 26Col. Juárez, 06600 Ciudad de MéxicoMexico
Hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00
Local time
—:—Mexico City
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Glass office towers along the tree-lined Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City at golden hour
MEXICO CITY · MEXICO

04 / 06Markets we serve

05 REGIONS

  • 01

    North America

    From Cancún and Mexico City we serve buyers and producers across the United States and Canada.

  • 02

    Latin America

    We connect producers and buyers across the region with suppliers and markets on other continents.

  • 03

    Europe

    We move European equipment and technology to Mexico, and Mexican goods to European buyers.

  • 04

    Asia-Pacific

    We source equipment, components and materials from manufacturers across the region for the Americas and Europe.

  • 05

    Middle East

    We supply goods for energy and construction projects in the region and source industrial inputs for our other markets.

05 / 06Trade corridors

03 CORRIDORS

  1. 01

    Mexico and North America

    MEXICO

    UNITED STATES · CANADA

    LAND · SEA · AIR

    Mexico’s manufacturing base and its land, sea and air links to the United States and Canada make this our most active corridor. Construction materials, industrial equipment and textiles move in both directions, with clearance handled on each side of the border.

  2. 02

    Mexico and Europe

    GULF OF MEXICO

    EUROPEAN CONTAINER PORTS

    SEA

    We connect Mexican producers with European buyers, and European equipment and technology with projects in Mexico. Shipments move by sea between Mexico’s Gulf ports and Europe’s main container ports, documented for clearance on both sides.

  3. 03

    Mexico and Asia-Pacific

    PACIFIC PORTS

    ASIA-PACIFIC MANUFACTURERS

    SEA · CONSOLIDATED

    Much of the clean energy and industrial equipment we supply originates in Asia-Pacific. We qualify manufacturers, consolidate shipments and manage the ocean leg and Mexican import clearance so goods arrive ready for use.

06 / 06Contact