en.Wedoany.com Reported - Shenzhen Click Technology Co., Ltd. announced it will invest approximately 370 million Mexican pesos (around US$17 million) to build a new electronic components manufacturing plant in the city of Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico. The project is expected to create 480 jobs and further solidify the La Laguna region's position as a key node in the electronics manufacturing and advanced technology supply chain in northern Mexico.
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Shenzhen, China, Click Technology is a supplier in the field of magnetic components and power solutions, with products covering electronic transformers, inductors, power adapters, chargers, and new energy-related power components. Since its listing in 2015, the company has continuously advanced its global production capacity layout, currently operating six smart factories in China and Vietnam, exporting products to Europe, North America, South America, and multiple regions in Asia. This investment marks the company's first self-owned manufacturing base on the American continent and is seen as a key step in accelerating its North American strategy.
The decision to invest in Torreón was based on the region's comprehensive conditions in terms of infrastructure, industrial connectivity, workforce stability, and supporting services. Bruse Li, General Manager of Click Technology, stated that the state of Coahuila provides favorable conditions for the company's expansion. Coahuila Governor Manolo Jimenez noted during the investment announcement that the continuous arrival of new enterprises is driving the state's economic growth and creating job opportunities for local families, and that such projects help transform Torreón into a strategic hub for attracting industrial and technological investment.
Torreón and the surrounding La Laguna region have attracted multiple investments from around the world in recent years in the fields of electronic components, automotive electronics, and smart manufacturing. The region hosts over 20 industrial parks and has formed a certain industrial clustering effect. Luis Olivares, Coahuila's Secretary of Economy, stated that Click Technology's investment, against the backdrop of global economic uncertainty, confirms the confidence of international companies in Coahuila's industrial competitiveness, and that the state government will continue to promote conditions to attract high-value-added projects and specialized jobs.
Mexico's electronics manufacturing industry is in an expansion cycle brought about by the restructuring of global supply chains. The continuously rising demand in North America for localized supply chains related to electronic products, computing infrastructure, and electric mobility is driving multiple electronics manufacturing companies to set up production lines in the northern states of Mexico. Last September, Click Technology showcased its innovative products, including high-frequency transformers, photovoltaic inverters, and electric vehicle charging pile modules, at the Mexico International Home Appliances and Electronics Exhibition, receiving over 200 potential clients during the event, with companies from countries including Mexico, the United States, and Brazil clearly expressing cooperation intentions. The company hinted at the time that it planned to leverage Mexico's geographical advantages and policy benefits as a North American manufacturing hub to achieve local delivery through its Mexican plant by the end of 2026, providing more efficient services to North American customers.
The specific commissioning date for the new plant has not been disclosed in the announcement. However, considering the company's existing overseas production capacity established in Vietnam and the scale of this investment, Click Technology's supply chain layout in North America has progressed from the market expansion phase to the capacity localization phase, which has direct significance for improving the company's response speed and delivery stability for North American customers.
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