en.Wedoany.com Reported - Vertiv plans to invest $150 million in Reynosa, Mexico, to expand manufacturing capacity for data centers and critical infrastructure for electrical systems, a project expected to create over 1,000 new jobs.

According to Rodolfo González Núñez, Acting Director of the Reynosa Economic Development Agency, the expansion plan was unveiled during a working meeting at Vertiv's Reynosa facility. Attendees included Ninfa Cantú Deándar, Tamaulipas State Secretary of Economic Development; Mayor Carlos Peña Ortiz; and company executives. The meeting covered Vertiv's global operations overview, its growth in Mexico, and progress made in Reynosa over the past year, while outlining expansion plans in the city.

The project aims to expand manufacturing capacity for critical infrastructure in data centers, electrical systems, and technological applications to address global market changes driven by artificial intelligence, digital transformation, and growing demand for data centers. In addition to the investment, the new jobs will focus on manufacturing, engineering, quality, logistics, maintenance, management, and specialized supply.

González Núñez stated that Vertiv's expansion helps strengthen market confidence, attracting companies related to data centers, artificial intelligence, electrical systems, and specialized supply chains, while promoting the creation of technical and professional job opportunities and providing opportunities for local suppliers and urban talent development.

The municipal government has agreed to provide institutional support for the project and will facilitate coordination with relevant departments to address needs arising from the expansion. The meeting also emphasized the importance of having appropriate infrastructure and conditions to support operational growth, as well as the need for efficient coordination with authorities to accelerate project execution.

This expansion is seen as helping to consolidate Reynosa's strategic positioning as an investment destination for high-value industries. Local authorities noted that the arrival of new digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing projects helps integrate Reynosa into supply chains related to data centers, artificial intelligence, electrical systems, and critical infrastructure.