Japanese Kawasaki invests $200 million in new plant in Mexico

Thursday, 31 October 2024 11:37:25 (GMT+3)   |   San Diego

The Japanese Kawasaki Heavy Industries invested $200 million for the construction of a plant in the northern state of Nuevo Leon to manufacture all-terrain vehicles and jet skis, the local government reported.

“Welcome to the new Nuevo Leon Kawasaki. With an investment of $200 million and 1,500 new jobs, Kawasaki arrives in our state,” reported the governor of Nuevo Leon, Samuel Garcia on his personal account on “X” (formerly Twitter).

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