en.Wedoany.com Reported - The H-J Family of Companies has completed and officially commenced operations at a manufacturing and distribution center in León, Guanajuato, Mexico, located in the Parque Industrial Colinas de León. Covering an area of over 10,000 square meters, the center is expected to create 125 jobs and will serve as a new platform for the company to serve the domestic and international electrical industry markets.
The plant will serve as a strategic center for the manufacturing and distribution of specialized components and solutions for the electrical industry. This U.S. company has over fifty years of international experience in designing, manufacturing, and commercializing such products.
At the inauguration ceremony, Claudia Cristina Villaseñor Aguilar, Secretary of Economic Development of Guanajuato, stated that the expansion of global companies in the state is due to coordination between the government, the private sector, educational institutions, and society, factors that collectively strengthen the state's industrial ecosystem. The official said: "Every investment in Guanajuato brings new opportunities for our people. The opening of this plant confirms that we have the talent, infrastructure, and conditions needed to continue attracting high-value projects, thereby strengthening our economy."
The launch of the new plant also strengthens the economic relationship between Guanajuato and the United States, which is the state's main trading partner. Since 2006, the state has implemented 97 U.S. investment projects, with a cumulative investment of over $5.453 billion, creating more than 32,540 direct jobs. State statistics also show continued capital attraction activity; during the current administration, 59 investment projects have been implemented, equivalent to $4.12828 billion and 15,461 committed jobs, achieving 51.60% of the six-year term target ($8 billion).
The arrival of The H-J Family of Companies strengthens Guanajuato's industrial diversification and expands the presence of companies related to high-value-added strategic sectors. Such investments help consolidate the state's competitiveness and maintain its position as one of Mexico's primary industrial destinations.
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