Mubea CCS inaugurates plant in Coahuila

RAMOS ARIZPE, COAH - The German company Mubea CCS inaugurated a new plant in Ramos Arizpe with an investment of US$54.1 million for the production of automotive chassis components for leading brands in the industry.

This investment reinforces Mubea's presence in Mexico and is part of its expansion strategy in the country.

During the inauguration ceremony, led by Governor Manolo Jimenez Salinas, the importance of this new plant for the local economy was highlighted, as it will generate more than 200 direct jobs, contributing to the economic and professional development of the region.

'It is always a source of pride to receive investments like this that open opportunities for the young people of Coahuila', expressed the governor.

Mubea CCS, recognized worldwide for its innovation in automotive technologies, has bet on Coahuila to strengthen its production of critical elements in vehicle assembly, specifically chassis parts, which are essential for the structure and safety of automobiles.

This plant represents not only one more building in its infrastructure, but also a commitment to local talent and the generation of specialized jobs.

Mubea executives highlighted that this investment is not only focused on the construction of facilities, but also on the integration and development of the region's human capital. For us, this plant is a project that goes beyond infrastructure; it is about the people who are part of our vision of growth in Mexico,' they said during their speech.

With this opening, Mubea CCS reinforces its long-term commitment to the Mexican market, consolidating its position as a key player in the country's automotive industry.

The Ramos Arizpe plant joins other company facilities in Mexico, reaffirming the confidence of international investors in the productive and competitive capacity of the region.