Overview
- Amazon says its 2024 outlay in Mexico reached 30 billion pesos, with operations adding more than 29 billion pesos to national GDP.
- The company reports more than 15,000 direct jobs created in 2024, plus about 37,000 indirect positions and over 11,000 induced roles.
- Over 27,000 Mexican sellers use the platform—99% SMEs—with these businesses generating 52,000 direct jobs and contributing 19.4 billion pesos to GDP in 2024, aided by the Hecho en México initiative to digitalize 80,000 certified products.
- The logistics network now includes 14 shipping centers and 29 delivery stations, offering same-day delivery in 14 cities, under-24-hour service in 80-plus locations, and Amazon Now 15-minute deliveries in 10 cities.
- Across a decade in Mexico, Amazon reports more than 145 billion pesos invested and roughly 130 billion pesos contributed to GDP, alongside the launch of an AWS Region in Querétaro that supports Mexico’s role as a regional digital hub.