FDI share in the entity as a percentage of national total
( January-December 2024 )
1.45%
FDI received
2018-3Q 2025
1.43
billion USD
Main sectors attracting FDI
3Q 2025
Top 3 countries of investment origin
3Q 2025
Foreign Trade
( Secretariat of Economy )
Export ranking
INEGI 3Q 2025
14°
Main Exports(Secretariat of Economy)
1T 2025
Employment
( Secretariat of Economy )
Economically Active Population (EAP)
( September 2025 )
0.4 million
Unemployment rate
( September 2025 )
2.09%
Average monthly salary
1T 2025
$8,040MXN
Infrastructure
( Secretariat of Economy )
Industrial parks
(2023)
1
Highways
( 2022 )
5,115
Railways
( 2021 )
416
km in length
Railway Concessionaires
Tren Maya
International airports
2
Alberto Acuña Ongay
Ciudad del Carmen
Passenger capacity
176,922
Cargo capacity
458,363
kg
Commercial ports with access to the Gulf of Mexico:
14
Campeche Port
Ciudad del Carmen Port
Seybaplaya
Lerma
Champotón
Cayo Arcas
Yuum K ak naab
Terminal San Francisco
Isla Arena
Sebancuy
Isla Aguada
Ta Kuntah
Nuevo Campechito
Emiliano Zapata
Water resource availability
Medium
Energy availability
High
Energy self-sufficiency of 1.15.
Campeche consumes less energy than it generates. Nationally, it is the entity with the lowest electricity consumption
*Energy self-sufficiency divides production by energy consumption.
An index greater than one indicates the state has surplus energy, while an index less than one indicates the state does not produce enough energy.
Renewable energy projects
Photovoltaic,biodigesters,windenergy
One of the largest solar parks in the country is located in the state: “La Pimienta,” and there are projects to generate green hydrogen-ammonia: “Marengo I.”
Households with internet access
( 2022 )
65%
Human Capital and Quality of Life
( Secretariat of Economy )
Population
( September 2025 )
0.9
millon
Graduates
( 2024-2025 )
4,606
STEM graduates
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
1,797
Years of schooling
10
Perception of insecurity in the state
( ENVIPE 2025 )
68.9%
Ease of Doing Business Ranking
15st
in the Doing Business Subnational Mexico 2016 ranking by the World Bank.