Nuevo León receives US$50 million investment from Rhenus Automotive

Governor Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda announced the investment of US$50 million by the automotive logistics company Rhenus Automotive for the construction of a new plant in Nuevo León. The news was announced after a meeting with company executives during his working tour of Europe.

García highlighted the importance of attracting this type of investment, which strengthens the automotive industry in the state, a key sector for the economic development of Nuevo León.

Through his social networks, García Sepúlveda highlighted that the working tour has been positive for the state, mentioning meetings with companies such as Bosch, Schneider Electric, ZF and Siemens, all of them expanding in Nuevo León. In addition, he anticipated a visit to Augsburg, Germany, to meet with representatives of Kuka Robotics and Daye, who are also developing plants in the region.

Regarding economic growth, the Governor emphasized that, according to the most recent data from INEGI, Nuevo Leon grew by 5.8% in the last period, highlighting that the state exceeded the average growth rate for both the United States and Mexico. In contrast, Texas grew 3.5%, the U.S. national average was 2.4%, and Mexico's was 1.2%.

Likewise, Mr. Sepulveda highlighted the increase in international operations through the Colombia Bridge in Anahuac, which connects Nuevo Leon with Laredo, Texas. He highlighted that the economic relations of Nuevo León, Coahuila and Tamaulipas with Texas will be strengthened with the construction of the passenger train that will connect Saltillo with Nuevo Laredo, with a stopover in Monterrey.