In recent years, Mexico has become one of the most attractive destinations for the relocation of production chains within North America, which has fuelled a notable rise in the construction of industrial parks, logistics hubs and complementary transport and service projects. At the same time, the development of rail and energy projects has reinforced demand for heavy machinery, as well as compact equipment designed for urban and residential works.

This report examines the evolution and outlook for the construction equipment industry over the 2020–2029 period. It incorporates recent performance across all major equipment categories, current trends in public and private investment, and the macroeconomic conditions that shape the sector’s operating environment. Through a detailed review of sales by equipment type and a set of projections grounded in historical dynamics and current investment plans, the study provides a comprehensive view of the market, identifying growth opportunities, differing patterns across equipment families and the segments expected to expand most strongly in the coming years.

After an initial desk research phase, Off-Highway Research conducted an extensive field research programme in Mexico. During this phase, interviews were conducted with leading construction equipment dealers and industry experts. Off-Highway Research would like to express its sincere thanks to all those who contributed to the production of this report.

The first section of this study provides a broad context, covering Mexico's political and economic history, current economic activities such as construction and mining, and the outlook for these industries and the wider economy. The conclusions derived apply to all product areas, so they are not repeated in each specific analysis.

The second section covers 14 construction equipment sectors. For each category the following information is given: 
• Market size and trends, 2020-2024 
• Market shares 
• Population of machines and end-users, 2025 
• Sales forecast, 2025-2029. 
• Machines available

The last section includes comprehensive profiles of Mexico’s leading construction equipment distributors, with details given under the following headings: 
• Address 
• Franchises 
• History and structure 
• Distribution network