In 2012, Mexico and South Korea began negotiations on a free trade agreement.
In 2018, trade between the two nations amounted to US$19.1 billion.
Mexico's main exports to South Korea include: petrol based products, minerals, seafood and alcohol (tequila and beer).
South Korea's main exports to Mexico include: electronic equipment including cell phones and car parts.

South Korea is Mexico's sixth biggest trading partner globally and South Korean foreign direct investment in Mexico between 1999 - 2015 amounted to over US$3 billion.
During the same time period, Mexico invested US$200 million in South Korea.
There are 1,700 South Korean companies investing in Mexico.
Several South Korean multinational companies operate in Mexico such as LG, Hyundai, Kia Motors, Posco, Samsung and many others.
Two Mexican multinational companies operate in South Korea: Grupo Promax and KidZania.
In 2012, Mexico and South Korea began negotiations on a free trade agreement. In 2018, trade between the two nations amounted to US$19.1 billion. Mexico's main exports to South Korea include: petrol based products, minerals, seafood and alcohol (tequila and beer). South Korea's main exports to Mexico include: electronic equipment including cell phones and car parts.
South Korea is Mexico's sixth biggest trading partner globally and South Korean foreign direct investment in Mexico between 1999 - 2015 amounted to over US$3 billion. During the same time period, Mexico invested US$200 million in South Korea. There are 1,700 South Korean companies investing in Mexico. Several South Korean multinational companies operate in Mexico such as LG, Hyundai, Kia Motors, Posco, Samsung and many others. Two Mexican multinational companies operate in South Korea: Grupo Promax and KidZania.
Mexico–South Korea relations