Overview
- State and company officials describe an investment of 2,500 million pesos (about $140 million), though one outlet reported $675 million, a figure not corroborated elsewhere.
- Mercado Libre set an initial design target of roughly 550,000 packages per day, with advanced automation planned in 2026 to raise processing capacity toward nearly one million daily.
- The facility is billed as the company’s largest cross-dock in Latin America and is expected to create more than 1,000 jobs in the State of Mexico.
- XEM3 plugs into Mercado Libre’s broader network of 100-plus sites that includes large distribution centers, over 70 last‑mile stations, and an air hub in Querétaro enabling same-day delivery in more than 28 cities.
- Officials highlighted access to the México–Laredo highway, the Toluca–Atlacomulco industrial corridor, freight rail links, and proximity to Felipe Ángeles International Airport as distribution advantages.