China’s Sunstrong will invest $20 million in a plant in Mexico

Thursday, 28 September 2023 22:19:31 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego

Sunstrong International Industries, with headquarters in Singapore, will invest $20 million in its first plant in the northern state of Coahuila, Mexico, where it plans to hire up to 500 people for the production of electrical products, the state government reported.

With Sunstrong's investment, the Coahuila government reported, it is the 57th business project that arrived in the state so far this year. In addition, the 12th investment arrives in the city of Torreón (361 miles from the border city of Laredo, Texas), where Sunstrong will be located.

These 57 investment projects have already generated 39,000 new jobs, the government reported in a press release.


Similar articles

Mexican domestic scrap prices remain flat this week, rumors of some buyers coming back to the market

22 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

Steelmaker Ternium reports 162 percent increase in net profit in Q1 2026

20 May | Steel News

US issues preliminary results of AD review on rebar from Mexico

13 May | Steel News

US issues preliminary results of AD review on OCTG from Mexico

13 May | Steel News

Mexican domestic scrap prices unchanged for another week

08 May | Scrap & Raw Materials

Net profits jump by 30.7 percent in Mexico´s Grupo Simec

06 May | Steel News

Mexican domestic scrap prices trend sideways this week with a few exceptions

30 Apr | Scrap & Raw Materials

Mexican domestic scrap prices increase slightly, general upward trend expected for May

25 Apr | Scrap & Raw Materials

Mexico’s domestic ferrous scrap prices continue to decrease, possible market floor has been reached

17 Apr | Scrap & Raw Materials

Mexican scrap prices fall MXN 200-300/mt as downturn continues

10 Apr | Scrap & Raw Materials