Chilean pharmaceutical company could invest US$100 million in Mexico
MEXICO — Mexico could receive an investment of US$100 million from a pharmaceutical company in Chile, although negotiations for its arrival continue, said ProChile CEO Jorge O’Ryan.
All of this is part of the commitment made by the governments of Chile, Colombia, Peru and Mexico, all part of ...
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Seisa Medical Group acquires New Jersey-based manufacturer Burpee MedSystems
Seisa Medical Group, a manufacturer of FDA-approved class I, II, and III products, is increasing its capabilities as well as its engineering staff by acquiring Burpee MedSystem, said CEO Julio Chiu, during Mexico’s Manufacturing Supply Chain Summit organized by MexicoNow.
“Burpee MedSystem is...
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Three new automotive manufacturing projects are emerging in Queretaro
Authorities from the state of Queretaro carried out a work tour through Canada in which they managed to pact investments worth of US$ 43 million in four manufacturing projects, three of which are focused on the automotive sector.
One of the projects involves the Tier 1 supplier Martinrea, which wil...
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Free trade with Brazil will benefit five carmakers in particular, say experts
The opening of the automotive trade between Mexico and Brazil will benefit mainly General Motors, Volkswagen, Nissan, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and KIA, automakers that dominate that market already, revealed experts consulted by El Financiero.
“These companies are the immediate beneficiarie...
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Bosch plant in Queretaro to add a new production line by the end of year
The Bosch plant in Queretaro, where the company manufactures steering columns for Volkswagen and Audi, will end the year with an additional production line to the three it currently operates, managers of the facility announced to local media in recent days.
In fact, the forecast looks so good, tha...
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