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100% Mexican company Sasil is the institutional detergent market leader domestically and a major exporter, sending a quarter of its production abroad

At Constructora Maiz Mier, where quality is everything, there is no project too large nor is there a task too small to be embraced by their organization

Oleomex was founded in 1978 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, as a small company specializing in the extraction of coconut oil, to be sold commercially for use in the production of soap

Fluor Corporation's partner in Mexico, Grupo ICA has built some of Mexico's most important civil and industrial engineering infrastructure projects

With a raft of infrastructure projects in the pipeline, Mexico aims to improve its competitiveness and exports. The Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry is the meeting point for industry players large and small, and the government's right hand in tactical planning

In Nuevo León and its capital Monterrey the private sector, the state and academia are partnering up

Since 1969, the Mexican 'Super Company' has been providing growers with farming inputs and solutions, as well as hands-on training in new techniques

The Mexican government is planning a range of strategies to encourage industry and technological innovation, including inspiring start-ups and addressing monopolies

Carlos Slim Domit, eldest son of Mexico's top business tycoon Carlos Slim, discusses the benefits of the telecom reform as well as the Slim family companies' active role in society

The Islamic International Rating Agency (IIRA) is the sole rating agency established to provide capital markets and the banking sector in predominantly Islamic countries with a rating spectrum that encompasses the full array of capital instruments and specialty Islamic financial products, and to enhance the level of analytical expertise in those markets. In an interview with Worldfolio, Sabeen Saleem and Faheem Ahmad of the IIRA talk about the Bahrain's financial sector and the intricacies and growth of Islamic finance