Foreign Investment

Welcome to El Paso, Texas: Gateway to the North American Market and Global Business

Welcome to El Paso, a region that wants your business. Strategically located at the U.S.-Mexico border, El Paso offers competitive advantages for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), especially Mexican investors. With a resilient economy, a growing population, dedicated FDI technical assistance programs, and City-owned land and economic incentives available, El Paso is an ideal place to launch and expand your business.
Our region is known for its skilled workforce, expanding infrastructure, and strong cross-border trade partnerships. Whether you're looking to enter technology, manufacturing, logistics, technology, or emerging industries, El Paso provides a business-friendly environment with the resources and support to help you succeed. Whether you're expanding your footprint in North America or looking for a gateway into U.S. and Canadian markets, our city is ready to support your business every step of the way.
Join us in El Paso, where innovation meets opportunity, and success knows no borders.

Key Sectors

El Paso is a dynamic economic hub with diverse industries, offering investment opportunities in sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, technology, and renewable energy. Its strategic location, skilled workforce, and strong infrastructure make it an ideal environment for business growth and innovation. Although there is opportunities for all kinds of business, we have an environment that favors aerospace and defense, advanced manufacturing, logistics and trade, renewable energy, Information technology, and innovation

Transition Assistance Program

FDI BOSS Network

The FDI BOSS Network is composed of subject matter experts that can provide assistance for companies seeking to relocate, expand, franchise, seek partnerships and joint ventures. Program participants will have access to support in company formation for non residents, logistics, regulatory compliance, market study, data analytics, visas and permits.

Permits, Licensing and Regulations

Texas does not mandate a general business license. However, any entity conducting business in Texas must register with either the Texas Secretary of State or the county clerk’s office. The certificate of formation issued by the Secretary of State, or an assumed name certificate from the county clerk, fulfills the equivalent of a “general business license” required in other states.

For more information on how to register, please visit this site or reach out to the BOSS.

Find Suppliers

El Paso offers valuable resources for businesses to find local suppliers, including Supply El Paso, a comprehensive platform connecting companies with regional manufacturers and service providers. Additionally, the Business One-Stop Shop (BOSS) provides personalized assistance to help businesses identify reliable suppliers and build strong supply chains tailored to their needs, making it easier to establish partnerships and streamline operations in the region.

Find new clients

El Paso provides robust resources for businesses seeking to find clients and secure contracts. The Supply El Paso platform not only connects companies with local suppliers but also facilitates networking opportunities with potential clients across various industries. Additionally, the Business One-Stop Shop (BOSS) offers tailored support, helping businesses navigate the contracting process and identify procurement opportunities within the public and private sectors.

Ready to Elevate Your Business?

Contact us today to discover how FTZ 68 can provide you with the competitive edge you need. Let’s unlock your potential together!