OXXO announces 300 million peso investment in Estado de México

The retail chain OXXO has announced an investment of 300 million pesos in the State of Mexico to open 80 new stores. This expansion is expected to generate more than 500 formal jobs. The state currently leads the country in the number of self-service and mini-supermarket retail units.

In infrastructure developments, the construction of the Vialidad Poniente highway in the State of Mexico has reached 54 percent progress. This 2.10-kilometer project aims to improve connectivity between the Toluca Valley and the western Valley of Mexico, benefiting over two million residents.

Additionally, the first section of the Segundo Anillo Periférico in Morelia, Michoacán, is nearing completion. The 12-kilometer stretch is expected to improve mobility for approximately 100,000 inhabitants by connecting the Mil Cumbres exit to the hospital zone in Charo.