Home Depot Expands in Mexico
Home Depot plans a 25% investment increase in Mexico, expanding to 165 stores, driven by the 'Viviendas del Bienestar' housing program.
This investment aims to support Home Depot's growth to 165 stores by 2030, averaging five new stores per year. The expansion includes strengthening e-commerce and logistical infrastructure with specialized distribution hubs. Home Depot's investment will generate approximately 2,000 direct jobs and over 10,000 indirect jobs. The company also aims to source 100% of its products from Mexico by 2028, increasing opportunities for local suppliers. This expansion aligns with "Plan México," which seeks to boost regional investment and create well-paying jobs. Home Depot currently sources 85% of its products from Mexican suppliers and intends to integrate more Mexican-made products into its stores in the United States and Canada. Home Depot has invested over MX$50 billion in Mexico since 2001. In 2024, they invested MX$2.86 billion to improve in-store experiences and introduce self-checkout counters.
