Coverage dated February 19, 2025

Netflix says to spend $1 billion producing content in Mexico

Headline from Digital Journal

Netflix said Thursday that it would spend $1 billion over four years producing films and series in Mexico, in a boost to the government's efforts to

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6 articles, oldest first.

  1. Latin Times

    Netflix to Invest $1 Billion in Mexico: 'Today We Have Good News for Mexico,' says Sheinbaum (opens Latin Times)

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    Latin Times's feed description

    Netflix will invest $1 billion in series and film production in Mexico over the next four years, significantly expanding the country's audiovisual industry.

  2. Digital Journal

    Netflix says to spend $1 billion producing content in Mexico (opens Digital Journal)

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    Digital Journal's feed description

    Netflix said Thursday that it would spend $1 billion over four years producing films and series in Mexico, in a boost to the government's efforts to

  3. Deadline

  4. The Hollywood Reporter

    Netflix to Invest $1B in Mexico Over Four Years, Put $2M Into Churubusco Studios (opens The Hollywood Reporter)

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    The Hollywood Reporter's feed description

    Netflix will invest $1 billion in Mexico over four years, including in Churubusco Studios.

  5. Forbes

    Ted Sarandos Unveils​ Netflix $1 Billion ​I​nvestment In Mexico​ Productions (opens Forbes)

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    Forbes's feed description

    Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos made the announcement during a press conference alongside Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

  6. Variety

    Netflix Unveils $1 Billion Mexican Investment Over the Next 4 Years (opens Variety)

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    Variety's feed description

    Netflix has committed $1 billion to Mexico's audiovisual industry over four years to boost production and back local talent.

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