Overview
- The company inaugurated expanded offices in Mexico City that will serve as its regional headquarters and production center, with co-CEO Greg Peters and Economic Secretary Marcelo Ebrard in attendance.
- Executives said the three-year, $1 billion commitment for 2025–2028 is running ahead of schedule, with a goal of producing about 20 titles per year in Mexico.
- The federal government published a fiscal incentive of up to 30% against income tax for qualifying shoots, capped at 40 million pesos and requiring at least 70% national sourcing.
- Officials also unveiled a new Film Law initiative that updates rules for exhibitors and platforms and addresses the use of artificial intelligence in performances.
- The 8,500 m² complex includes a 278 m² postproduction area and extensive work with Mexican suppliers, supports a local team of roughly 400 employees, and will back upcoming projects such as México 86, Santita, Mal de amores, a Saúl Álvarez documentary, and the live event SUPERNOVA: GENESIS.