Soft Landing · Northern Mexico
We support foreign corporations as they establish operations in northern Mexico: from incorporation and the legal framework to the team that launches the plant. You talk to your liaison in Mexico; we coordinate the rest.
The service
Establishing an operation in a new country means dozens of fronts open at once: legal, tax, real estate, labor, immigration. And each one in another language and another work culture.
At HTA we handle everything for you: we order the process, coordinate the specialists in each area, and hand you, in the end, an operation ready to produce with the right team inside.
How it works
You don't have to build or manage a network of providers from the other side of the world.
We assign you your liaison in Mexico: a person who speaks your headquarters' language, understands your timelines, and reports the progress of every front in one place. You make the decisions; we execute and coordinate.
What it includes
Choosing the legal structure, incorporating the company in Mexico, and permits and registrations with the relevant authorities. We manage it with partner firms specialized in foreign investment.
Registration with the tax authority (SAT), tax structure, accounting, and payroll in line with Mexican law, alongside partner accountants.
Support in identifying a plant, industrial park, or space based on your operation and your supply chain in the north of the country.
The heart of what we do. We recruit the team that gets your plant running: from directors and middle management to operational staff, at the volume and on the timeline a launch demands.
We guide you on hiring, social security (IMSS), benefits, current employment arrangements, and the region's work culture, so you start by the book and without surprises.
We bring in bridge roles, such as coordinators and bilingual liaisons, that connect your team in Mexico with headquarters in its own language.
Why HTA
We know the plants of northern Mexico like few others: their profiles, shifts, certifications, peak hiring seasons, and the competition for talent.
That specialization is exactly what speeds up a launch, and exactly what a newly arrived corporation doesn't have yet.
Next step
Let's talk about your project and we'll show you what your landing would look like, front by front.