Woodfine's direct-hold portfolio is intended to expand across Mexico as part of the broader rollout program. This article describes the planned Mexico programme; it is not a record of current sites, committed timing, or a finalized regional map.

Planned scope

The Mexico programme is intended to define development regions inside the country — the geographic and jurisdictional zones within which co-location candidates are evaluated and compliance postures are applied. As those regions are formally defined, this article will be updated to reflect them.

Site tracking as the programme matures

Candidate sites identified for Mexico will be tracked through the active development pipeline and, where adjacent land is not yet available, the development site monitoring register, as the co-location methodology identifies qualifying locations. Required development counts for the Mexico direct-hold vehicle are documented in the monitoring register; this article does not restate or expand on that site-level detail, which is subject to change as the programme develops.

Status

The Mexico programme's status is planned. This article asserts no site counts, regions, or dates beyond what is already established in the monitoring register and development-regions articles, and will be expanded as the programme's regional structure is formally set.

See also

• The Rollout Program — the country-by-country framework this article sits within
• Development regions — how geographic and jurisdictional zones are defined
• Development Site Monitoring Register — how candidate sites are tracked