Nidec Expands in Reynosa with US$23 Million Investment and 384 New Jobs

Nidec, the Japanese company, is strengthening its footprint in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, through a US$23 million expansion that will create 384 new jobs and enhance production capacity for alternators destined for the North American market. The project underscores the momentum of nearshoring along the border and Tamaulipas’s role as a key manufacturing hub.

Capacity for Alternators and Key Markets

The Reynosa facility produces Leroy-Somer™ alternators for global use, a critical component in power generation solutions applied in strategic industries such as data centers, healthcare, and oil & gas.

Meeting with Global Leadership

As part of a visit from the company’s global leadership, the Reynosa plant welcomed Mitsuya Kishida, President and CEO of Nidec Corporation, who toured the operations, met with the team, and reviewed the progress of the expansion project. According to the company’s corporate communication shared on its professional channel, the visit reinforced a shared commitment to innovation, growth, and excellence.

Project Milestones

The investment was publicly announced in July 2024 and formally launched with its inauguration on January 20, 2025. This marked the beginning of a new stage of greater capacity to meet the rising demand for alternators in North America.

Why It Matters for the Industry

The expansion strengthens the region’s manufacturing ecosystem, increases installed capacity for alternator production, and supports the growth of energy and digital infrastructure. For Tamaulipas, this translates into skilled jobs and stronger supply chain integration, reinforcing its position within global manufacturing networks.