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CHALLENGES FACING MAQUILADORA INDUSTRY GROWTH Enrique CASTRO SEPTIEN September 29 th, 2006

. the Mexican Economy Outlook. We have seen. the US Economy Outlook.. the Maquiladora Industry Outlook.

Today we will focus on : Background and purpose of the maquiladora industry. Some statistics. How this industry has been an important developing factor in the Mexican economy. Short, medium and long term challenges that the maquiladora industry must undertake. Conclusions.

Background At the beginning, the establishment of the Maquiladora industry in Mexico had the following objectives: Job generation. Transference of Technology. Currency Generation. To incorporate the National industry into the International Market through the Maquiladoras.

Worldwide Business environment has changed, demanding more. Security Surveillance Protection Regulations Global competition Quality requirements Product availability Efficient communication

The maquiladora business environment has also changed The labor cost in the maquiladora industry has increased from 2 to 4.5 $/hour, making it impossible to compete against other labor intensive processes in other regions. Many maquiladora intensive labor processes, have been relocated into the interior of Mexico, and others migrated to Asian & Central America countries.

Mexico has to take advantage of the following Geographic situation Exploit the experience acquired with the U.S. for the last three centuries. Weakness and opportunities that other competing countries have in a global economy.

OR MN 0.1% WI 0.1% 0.4% UT 0.2% Illinois 23.6% INDY 32.8% OH 0.1% PA 5.4% NJ & NY 8.5% TIJUANA Los Angeles 20.1% EL PASO Juarez CHIHUAHUA 260 Houston 3.8% REYNOSA / MATAMOROS TN 2.8% GA 1.0% FL 1.0% MONTERREY 870 Outbound Distribution GUADALAJARA 1230 MEXICO CITY 1782

Z5 Z4 Z5 Z3 Z2 Z3 Z1 EL Paso Juarez Matamoros / Reynosa Z4 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 (Single driver)

Challenges Maquiladoras are Facing Today: Continue with a steady growth. Keep generating 80,000 to 100,000 jobs a year. Reaching exports of 100 billion dollars a year.

In addition, this industry has been an important development factor in: Economy Education Social Regional and local development Generates Tax Income Develop educational and training programs to superior and technical levels. Community service. Has contributed with a culture of responsibility and self-improvement. Supports sports and cultural activities.

The Maquiladora in Mexico has to become more COMPETITIVE Job training, logistics,greographis situation,supplier development. Lobbing in Mexico and the US for better conditions for the industry. Setting specific programs and strategies with the Mexican government. Take advantage of new and recent treaties that Mexico has signed.

Proposals We have been working in important programs such as: Certified companies ( Express ) MOCEIME (SECIIME.sys) Reduction of Duties CUSTOMS Modification of Rules of Origen

Proposals Permanent Short term Commerce Department : Eliminate over regulation. Customs : Simplify customs bureau. Stable Politics. Fiscal: VA and eliminate permanent establishment. Commerce Department: competitive duties. Labor: flexibility and quick response to market conditions. Improve benefits and public services.

Proposals Bringing in High Tech processes, with strong R&D and high skill labor force. Medium and long term Create incentives for supplier development for strategic sectors, accordingly to regional strategies ( CAP s)

Long term company actions in order to be more. Productive Value added Efficient Electronic business integrated Educated human resources Local suppliers

Long term legislation actions to maintain competitiveness in the maquiladoras Incentives Education Certified suppliers Logistics & Infrastructure Public safety Provide competitive government services

Long Term Conditioning Economic Growth Determiners In Mexico, it s essential to encourage second generation reforms, which would allow us to construct and consolidate institutions aiming to a stable growth Fiscal Reform Energy Labor Reform Social Security Federalism Government Modernization Transparency and access to information Health and Education

Many countries are competing to penetrate in global markets were the Mexican Maquila has been present for a long time Global manufacturing is for real!!! Principal countries/ regions: China Mexico Eastern Europe

We have an extended commercial agreement net with duties advantages and access measures to international markets. The 90% of Mexico commercial exchange is by the NAFTA. We need to explode the benefits of the other commercial agreements.

THE FUTURE OF THE MAQUILADORA INDUSTRY WILL DEPEND ON THE SPEED OF GOVERNMENT TO ADAPT TO THE NEW BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT How effectively we lobby with federal authorities & legislators? THE SPEED OF A COMPANY TO ADAPT TO THE NEW BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT How efficiently the CEO will lead the company to make it more competitive?

C N I M E

At national and international levels, CNIME represents the interests of its members through directed leadership efforts that allow the attainment of objectives, while positioning the National Council as the leading representative organization for México s Maquiladora and Pitex sector.

MISSION Represent efficiently and professionally the Industry of Export, by Actions and Services of high quality to obtain a competitive global environment. VISION Be the Organism of the Manufacturing Industry of Export.

CNIME MEMBERSHIP More than 80% of the Maquiladora labor force is represented by CNIME Represented in 22 principal cities More than 1,500 Companies through regional associations.

CNIME COMMITTEES The various committees are commended to analyze, inform and propose solutions on the different aspects that involve each sector. Foreign Commerce International Affairs Customs Immigration Communication Transportation Supplier Development Training Environment Energy Fiscal Social Security Economy Legal Labor Lobbying

MAQUILADORAS & EMPLOYMENT Mexico MAQUILADORAS EMPLOYMENT 2,817 1,230,000

TIJUANA MEXICALI NOGALES AGUA PRIETA JUAREZ PIEDRAS N. U.S.A. CD. ACUÑA NUEVO LAREDO CHIHUAHUA REYNOSA MATAMOROS NUEVO LEON 60% at the border with USA. SAN LUIS P. 40% into the country JALISCO GUANAJUATO YUCATAN QUERETARO CAMPECHE

MARKET FOR MAQUILADORA PRODUCTS Export 94% SOURCE: ECONOMIA Domestic 2% Other Maq. 4%

SOURCE OF PROCUREMENT Import 95% SOURCE: ECONOMIA Domestic 2% Other Maq. 3%

MAQUILADORA PLANTS BY STATE Sonora 8% Coahuila 8% Tamaulipas 10% N.L. 4% Baja California 35% Chihuahua 12% Others 23% SOURCE: INEGI

MAQUILADORA WORKERS BY STATE Coahuila 9% Sonora 8% N.L. 5% Chihuahua 25% Others 17% Baja California 22% SOURCE: INEGI Tamaulipas 14%

SOURCES OF CAPITAL MEXICO 42.2% USA 41.0% MEX/USA 12.0% JAPAN 1.6% OTHERS 3.2% SOURCE: CNIME, ECONOMIA

Maquiladora Value Added 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 Millions of Dollars 13,500 8,900 10,70011,50012,000 16,80016,500 17,000 19,300 20,000 24,000 5,000 0 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006/p

MAQUILADORA vs TOTAL EXPORTS 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 88 90 92 94 96 98 2000 2003 2004 2005 Mexico Total Maquiladora SOURCE: ECONOMIA / BANXICO ALMOST THE 50% OF THE TOTAL EXPORTS

MAQUILADORA MAIN NEEDS Stampings Plastics Machining Assembly 11.8% 11.8% 25.0% 27.6% Die-Castings Fe-Castings Forging Non-Ferrous 4.0% 2.6% 5.3% 7.9% Rubber Plating Treating 1.3% 1.3% 1.3% SOURCE: ECONOMIA

CONCLUSIONS WE HAVE TO MAKE THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT UNDERSTAND, THROUGH EFFECTIVE LOBBING (CONGRESS AND TOP OFFICIALS AT THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH), THAT THIS INDUSTRY HAS TO BECOME MORE COMPETITIVE TO STAY ALIVE. IF MEXICO DOES NOT KEEP THE ENVIROMENT THAT ORGINALLY ATTRACTED THIS INDUSTRY AND INVESTORS ALL OVER THE WORLD, THEN THE MAQUILADORA INDUSTRY IN MEXICO WILL BE HISTORY.

CONCLUSIONS WE HAVE TO MAKE THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT UNDERSTAND, THROUGH EFFECTIVE LOBBING (CONGRESS AND TOP OFFICIALS AT THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH), THAT THIS INDUSTRY HAS TO BECOME MORE COMPETITIVE TO STAY ALIVE. IF JAPAN AND MEXICO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE GOOD BUSINNES AND CULTURAL RELATIONSHIP EVEKOPED FOR MANY YEARS,

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