Industrial Resilience Index™
A structured assessment of North American industrial resilience across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Each country is evaluated across six pillars and scored out of 100, with a composite score and trend direction. Click any country to expand the full pillar breakdown and analytical commentary.
North American Resilience Rankings
Composite scores are the unweighted average of the six pillar scores across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Click any row to expand the full country breakdown.
Manufacturing Systems
Production capability, automation, operational flexibility, productivity, and manufacturing capacity.
Industrial Infrastructure
Transportation networks, energy reliability, utilities, logistics, ports, and industrial land availability.
Supply Chain Resilience
Supplier diversification, sourcing risk, critical dependencies, logistics performance, and inventory resilience.
Capital Asset Readiness
Equipment modernization, asset condition, technological capability, and capital investment.
Workforce Capability
Skilled labour availability, technical education, demographic trends, and workforce adaptability.
Strategic Adaptability
Policy responsiveness, investment climate, innovation, and the ability of industrial ecosystems to respond to structural change.
The Industrial Resilience Index™ scores are based on qualitative and quantitative analysis of publicly available data, supplemented by Industrial Advisor research. The Index evaluates Canada, the United States, and Mexico across six pillars of industrial resilience. Scores reflect the current assessment as of Q3 2026 and are subject to revision as conditions evolve. The Index is reviewed monthly. These assessments are for informational purposes only and do not constitute investment or legal advice.