Riviera Maya, Q.R, — Approximately 40 investment projects worth $10 billion USD for the state of Quintana Roo are being reviewed for 2025. The general director of Development and Financing of the State (Indefin) says those projects range from real estate developments to energy.
Ari Adler Brotman, the Director General del Instituto of Desarrollo y Financiamiento del Estado de Quintana Roo (Indefin), says 2025 will be an important year for state investments. He says their agency is reviewing a wide range of project proposals with investments in excess of $10 billion USD.
At the moment, there are at least 40 projects under analysis with implementation periods ranging from one year to three years. He referred to the projects as “gigantic”, especially in the energy, logistics and real estate sectors.
“We are closing the year well,” he said. “We have some energy projects that are quite advanced and some real estate projects that have already begun, and for next year, our priority is to bring investments to the south of the state,” he said.
According to Adler Brotman, photovoltaic energy projects are being proposed for different areas around the state. He says Indefin are analyzing the construction of two combined cycle plants to see which one, or both, will be built.
There is also a wind energy project for Cozumel that will begin in January, he added. “For the Cozumel project we have an uncoming meeting to get investment amounts and the capacity they are planning, but these are projects that already have prior authorization,” he said without providing specifics.
These projects were authorized a long time ago, he reported, but had been put on hold. Now, he says, the conditions are favorable for them to begin. “These are private investments, some of national origin, others with foreign capital and also in some cases with state participation,” he said.
