Alcan Cable establishes corporate presence in Mexico

Tuesday, 04 January 2011 13:28:17 (GMT+3)   |  

Georgia, US-based cable producer Alcan Cable, a business division of Australian mining giant Rio Tinto, has recently announced the creation of a new legal entity for its cable operations in Mexico.

"The creation of a corporate presence in Mexico will allow us to expand our sales and technical support to the major metropolitan areas of Guadalajara, Monterrey and Distrito Federal and facilitate business transactions in the local currency," said Claudia Day, vice president, distribution, Alcan Cable.

Alcan Cable entered the Mexican market in 1995. Alcan Cable de México's corporate office is located in Monterrey. The company utilizes a network of electrical distributors to sell its products throughout Mexico. 

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