Netflix Commits $1 Billion to Mexican Film and TV Production

The four-year investment aims to boost Mexico's audiovisual industry, create jobs, and showcase local talent on a global scale.

Netflix announced a $1 billion investment in Mexico for film and TV production over the next four years, with plans to fund approximately 20 productions annually.
The initiative includes a $2 million upgrade to Mexico City's historic Churubusco Studios, a key hub for the country's film industry.
Netflix's commitment will create thousands of jobs across multiple sectors, including hospitality, transportation, and manufacturing, while supporting local production companies and talent.
The company highlighted Mexico's cultural richness and history with successful projects like 'Roma,' 'Bardo,' and 'Pinocchio,' produced in collaboration with Mexican creators.
Netflix established its Latin American headquarters in Mexico City in 2020, and its local workforce has grown significantly, from 30 employees in 2019 to nearly 400 today.