In recent years, thanks to greater economic stability and population growth, the manufacturing and retail sectors have proven to be key pillars in Latin America's economic development. Their ability to adapt, expand regionally, and connect with international markets positions them as strategic areas for investment, trade, and business development.
Both manufacturing, especially in areas like textiles, and the retail of home appliances and household products are showing clear signs of dynamism. Factors such as increased domestic consumption, the digitalization of commerce, and the reorganization of global supply chains have created new opportunities for medium and large companies in countries like Ecuador, El Salvador, Mexico, and Colombia.
In the case of the textile manufacturing industry, companies such as Celeritas Manufacturing S.A. de C.V. (El Salvador) stand out for their strong competitive and export capabilities, which have propelled them into the North American market. Other companies include:
On the retail side, companies like Cresa‑Retail S.A.S. (Ecuador)—with more than 230 stores and annual sales exceeding US$200 million—reflect the sustained growth in demand for appliances, household items, and technology. The key to this growth lies in an omnichannel offering, access to consumer credit, and efficient nationwide logistics.
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