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Japan's Nidec to invest $23 million to expand Mexican factory

1 Aug 2024 14:25 reported by Vicky Wang

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Japanese multinational Nidec Corporation, an electric motor manufacturer, announced that it will expand its operations at its factory in Reynosa, a border city in Tamaulipas state. The expansion will cost US$23 million.

This is the second expansion of the plant since its establishment in 1995. The first expansion in 2019 involved an investment of US$25 million.

The company did not announce a start date for the production expansion but said it would create 384 jobs.

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