Move closer to your market,
without the guesswork.
Site selection, entity setup, permits, hiring partners and on-the-ground coordination for companies bringing operations, and people, to Mexico and Latin America.
What is at stake
Costs beyond the lease
Power, water, labor availability and logistics decide the real cost of a site.
Permits take time
Federal, state and municipal approvals each run on their own timeline.
People move too
Executives and families need immigration, housing and schooling handled well.
Six things we handle for you
Site & state comparison
Industrial parks and regions compared on cost, labor, logistics and incentives.
Entity & tax setup
Company formation, tax registration and banking, coordinated with local advisors.
Permits & utilities
Land use, environmental and operating permits tracked to approval.
Supplier & service network
Logistics, staffing, legal and accounting partners vetted for you.
Executive relocation
Immigration, housing and schooling coordinated for your team.
Launch supervision
On-site coordination through construction, hiring and first production.
From decision to operation
- Month 1
Select
Shortlist of regions and sites, visited with you.
- Month 2–3
Establish
Entity, tax, banking and lease in place.
- Month 3–6
Prepare
Permits, fit-out, hiring partners.
- Launch
Operate
First production and ongoing support.
- ✓Site comparison report with total cost model
- ✓Entity and permits roadmap
- ✓Vetted local partner list
- ✓Relocation plan for executives
- ✓Weekly bilingual status reports
North American, European and Asian companies opening a plant, warehouse or service center in Mexico or Latin America, and the executives who move with them.
A warehouse that needed to open by Q3
A Canadian consumer-goods company needed a distribution center near the US border in under six months. We compared three parks, negotiated the lease, coordinated permits and hiring partners, and supervised the opening on schedule.
Illustrative example based on situations we commonly see. Not a specific client.
Questions we hear
Do you choose the location for us?+
We give you a scored comparison and a recommendation. The decision stays yours.
Can you help with immigration?+
Yes, through licensed immigration specialists we coordinate on your behalf.
Do you only work in Mexico?+
Mexico is our core market. We also support projects in Colombia, Panama and across Latin America.
Market Entry & Site Readiness
Most nearshoring delays come from power, water, permits and people, not from the building. Compare your candidate locations on the constraints that actually stop a launch, before you sign a lease.
100% deployment credit: Credited in full against an On-Site Market Entry Deployment ($15,000–$35,000+).
Have a quick question?
Get a straight answer.
Tell us what you are facing: a supplier that stopped responding, a property you are about to buy, a customs issue, a move abroad. Get a clear first answer from COLOMA Group, instantly.
- ✓Instant answer, in seconds
- ✓In English or Spanish
- ✓Free, no obligation
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