Generac Invests 750 Million Pesos in Hidalgo as CRT Opens Opportunities for Private 5G Networks

Generac has invested 750 million pesos in its Hidalgo plant, creating 1,000 jobs, as it prepares to capitalize on Mexico's first 5G auctions spurred by new CRT policies on spectrum concessions. The CRT's initiatives are expected to significantly impact various sectors, including manufacturing, mining, and energy services, with forecasts indicating a 13% increase in electricity demand by 2030 to support technological advancements in IoT and automation.

Published Mar 20, 2026

Generac has directed around 750 million pesos towards its plant in Hidalgo, employing 1,000 technicians. The CRT's new policies on spectrum concessions for mass cellular services and private networks are prompting Generac to seek opportunities in Mexico's first 5G auctions.

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The CRT's strategy is expected to have broad impacts across various sectors, particularly in manufacturing, mining, and energy services. The company emphasizes that energy is essential for supporting these technological advancements. Forecasts suggest a 13% increase in electricity demand by 2030, necessitating robust electrical infrastructure to support anticipated growth in sectors like IoT and automation.