Allied Machinery arrives in Nuevo Leon

NUEVO LEON - China-based Allied Machinery, which specializes in the manufacture of machined and iron-cast components for OEMs, has announced a US$250 million investment for the construction of a new plant in Marín, Nuevo León.

Located in one of the country's most dynamic industrial zones, this facility will strengthen the company's presence in the Americas, boosting its production capacity and optimizing its supply chain. In addition, the plant is expected to generate 150 direct jobs, contributing to the economic and industrial development of the region.

Headquartered in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, Allied Machinery is engaged in the research, development, design, production and marketing of high-precision mechanical components and precision cavity molds. Its value offering is based on a comprehensive service, from casting to finishing, providing solutions for sectors such as compressors, engineering machinery, plastic injection and machinery for the food industry.

Allied Machinery's arrival in Mexico reinforces Nuevo León's industrial infrastructure, consolidating it as a key hub for advanced manufacturing. This investment is expected to attract more companies in the sector, promoting regional competitiveness and strengthening the supply chain for precision components in the country.

With this new plant, Allied Machinery reaffirms its commitment to innovation and technological development, ensuring its growth in the Latin American market and expanding its capacity to serve global OEMs.

The Nuevo Leon Ministry of Economy has highlighted that this investment reinforces the state's position as a key industrial hub in Mexico, attracting leading technology and advanced manufacturing companies.