During the closing of COPARMEX's International Juntas, Juan José Sierra, national president of the organization, stated that Mexico faces deficits in security and energy supply that hinder attracting private investment; in that context he underscored the need for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises to urgently access financing, technology and legal certainty to be able to integrate into value chains in North America.
COPARMEX linked the country's future competitiveness to greater technological content and innovation in companies and with stable internal conditions that generate confidence in investors. The organization noted that without improvements in security, energy and legal certainty, Mexico's productive offering will have difficulties capitalizing on nearshoring opportunities and regional trade.
In the recent public debate, it has been emphasized that many SMEs do not have access to credit or sufficient technological tools to scale; reports cited in the press show structural gaps in formalization and access to financing that limit these businesses' participation in broader productive chains.
For companies seeking to integrate into larger markets, the combination of security stability, reliable energy, and predictable legal frameworks is decisive. Moreover, the adoption of technology and digital solutions facilitates traceability, compliance and operational competitiveness demanded by regional buyers.
At Onix Board we accompany SMEs and sales teams with concrete tools: multichannel automation to reduce operational frictions, AI-powered conversational assistants to improve service and sales, and analytical dashboards that enable data-driven decision making. These capabilities help prepare processes and documentation needed to integrate into more demanding supply chains.
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Finally, the convergence between public policies that guarantee security and energy, and the adoption of technology by SMEs, will be key to turning investment potential into sustained growth and formal jobs.