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In 2025, Mexico and Taiwan deepened their advanced manufacturing partnership, emphasizing high-tech trade and semiconductor collaboration. Bilateral trade exceeded US$18 billion in 2024, with Taiwan as Mexico's seventh-largest trading partner.

Taiwanese technology inputs, particularly in electronics, support Mexico's export competitiveness. Key manufacturers like Foxconn expanded operations, leveraging nearshoring to enhance supply chain resilience.

Significant investments include Foxconn's US$168 million expansion for AI server production and HCMF's new US$16 million automotive plant in Coahuila. This partnership aims to elevate Mexico's role in North American supply chains under USMCA.