Estafeta and Geodis invest 300 million pesos in State of Mexico

Logistics companies Estafeta and Geodis are investing approximately 300 million pesos in the State of Mexico to expand operations and modernize infrastructure.

Estafeta, a Mexican courier and logistics firm, is allocating 193 million pesos toward technological expansions and facility upgrades. This investment supports its 38 branches in the region and aims to strengthen its national distribution network.

Geodis, a French logistics corporation, will invest 100 million pesos to expand its operations in Tultepec. This project is expected to create 100 specialized jobs, adding to the company's existing presence in Cuautitlán Izcalli, Tepotzotlán, and Tlalnepantla de Baz.

Laura González Hernández, Secretary of Economic Development, stated that these investments highlight the state's strategic importance as a primary hub for storage and distribution due to its connectivity and proximity to major metropolitan markets.