Metelmex announces investment in Coahuila for 5 million dollars
By Luis Mendez
May 22, 2023
With the aim of increasing its presence in the state , Metelmex announced that it will invest five million dollars to build its plant in Monclova , Coahuila, and serve the national and US markets.
In this complex, it will generate 485 new jobs and manufacture products for the heavy industry, thus serving companies in the railway sector that are located in the Central Region.
Miguel Ángel Zertuche Quintero, president of the Board of Metelmex , highlighted the growth they have had in recent years and how it has been gradually until they have established themselves as a benchmark in the industry.
Likewise, he said that the expansions that they have had at a general level have served as job generators and that will help them to have a total of more than 1,000 collaborators.
“This investment deserves to be valued, because we invest in our territory, because we believe in our people and we know about Coahuila's competitiveness at the national level. We are sure that we will achieve our objectives because there is a qualified workforce prepared for these projects”, said the manager.
In his speech, Miguel Ángel Riquelme Solís, governor of Coahuila, thanked the company for trusting the entity and said that this investment will be important for local families because it will help improve the quality of life.
He stressed that Coahuila is in third place at the national level as one of the most competitive and that during his administration he has tried to promote the development of each region.
Likewise, he assured that during the next few days he will continue with the announcement of more companies that have the confidence to develop their operations in Coahuila territory.
“Our economy is solid and it is the result of the work we have done between state and municipal authorities and the private sector. Before the end of my term, even more companies will arrive and it will consolidate Coahuila as one of the best places to invest," the president concluded.