SHPAC Invests USD 40 Million in New Plant in León, Guanajuato

With a USD 40 million investment, Korean company SHPAC has laid the foundation stone for its new plant in León, Guanajuato—a project that will generate 120 direct jobs and reinforce the state’s strong industrial profile. The decision confirms Guanajuato’s appeal as a destination for high-value manufacturing operations.

The arrival of SHPAC, a Korea-based firm, was accompanied by state authorities representing Governor Libia Dennise. During the event, speakers highlighted the company’s confidence in Guanajuato’s economic environment and in León’s productive capacity, a city with a long-standing track record in manufacturing and industry-related services.

SHPAC Strengthens León’s Metalworking Industry

The new SHPAC plant will boost the metalworking sector by producing specialized components for infrastructure and construction projects. The company will integrate local and regional suppliers, expanding the value chain and creating new opportunities for small and medium-sized enterprises across the Bajío region’s industrial ecosystem.

Additionally, this USD 40 million project supports deeper collaboration between the metalworking and construction sectors—both strategic drivers of Guanajuato’s economic activity. The plant’s installation further strengthens the state’s position as a competitive destination for productive investment and enhances its presence in international markets.

More Jobs and Enhanced Competitiveness for Guanajuato

By generating 120 direct jobs, SHPAC will expand specialized employment opportunities for talent in León and surrounding municipalities. The company plans to implement technical training programs in metalworking processes, contributing to higher productivity, stronger professional profiles, and a more competitive industrial environment.

This investment from a Korean manufacturer deepens Guanajuato’s industrial diversification and complements new projects tied to construction and infrastructure. Business decisions of this scale help consolidate the state’s global competitiveness and strengthen its attractiveness for capital, specialized employment, and long-term supply chain development.