en.Wedoany.com Reported - Koblenz has announced an investment of over 1.5 billion Mexican pesos in Querétaro, Mexico, to expand its industrial operations and strengthen manufacturing capabilities.

The investment, to be completed over the next three years, aims to enhance the company's presence in Mexico through the construction of new facilities. The new facilities will be located in the Bernardo Quintana Industrial Park in Santiago de Querétaro, Querétaro, one of Mexico's most important industrial and commercial hubs. Upon completion, the project will add over 100,000 square meters, nearly doubling the company's current production footprint.

This investment covers infrastructure, technology integration, and solutions focused on operational efficiency, quality, and continuous improvement. Koblenz will consolidate its position in key white goods categories such as refrigeration and automatic washing machines by integrating engineering, advanced manufacturing, and new technology platforms.

Koblenz CEO Luis Dorador stated that this expansion is part of the company's transformation and modernization strategy, a key step in enhancing technological and manufacturing capabilities, and opens new opportunities for regional and international growth. He noted that Querétaro was chosen for its one of the most important industrial ecosystems in the country, offering infrastructure, technical talent, and strategic connectivity.

Through this project, Koblenz reaffirms its commitment to the Mexican market and to industrial development and manufacturing platform evolution, in response to current and future market demands.

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