Mantova opens its first plant in Mexico; invest 60 million pesos

The Brazilian company  Mantova  opened its first plant in Mexico , in the state of Querétaro, where it initially invested  60 million pesos for the manufacture of high-performance plastic hoses and tubes, and will generate 60 jobs for its operation.

This is the first time that the company opens operations outside of Brazil. From Querétaro, the company will be in charge of  generating products made with polyurethane, polyamide and fluoropolymer for the conduction of fluids, through which they will serve sectors such as automation, automotive, agribusiness, white goods and medical-hospital for the northern and central markets. from America.

The plant  will have four production lines, the first one is already in operation, while the rest will be fully enabled by 2024.

The director of  Mantova , Afonso Vicenzi, thanked the collaboration of the state authorities, since they were an important part of the support that the company required during the feasibility evaluation process for its establishment in Mexico.

For his part, the Secretary of  Sustainable Development , Marco Antonio del Prete Tercero, explained that through this investment new growth opportunities are generated for the state.