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Ikano announces 170 million dollars investment in Ramos Arizpe

By Guillermo Vazquez

Coahuila

July 2, 2019





Ikano Industry, a Polish company, announced they acquired 78 hectares with an investment of 170 million dollars at Amistad Industrial Park in Ramos Arizpe to build their new auto-parts plant, which will be intended to the manufacturing of foam based comfort products.

The project, which will generate 2,000 jobs, will be developed within the upcoming three years to operate at 100 %, was announced by the European company executives, as well as authorities of Coahuila and Ramos Arizpe.

On the first stage, as of autumn this year 50 % of the project will be build, which includes warehouse-production areas and office spaces, which end is programmed for 2020.  While within the upcoming years, according to the project, the expansion of the remaining 50 percent will be constructed.

Mats Hakansson, president of Ikano, was pleased with the arrival of the company to Coahuila, specifically to the southeast region of the State, recognized by the presence of the automotive industry as one of the most productive in the country.

“Starting a factory on a fast-growing country like Mexico and become part of the dynamic environment in Ramos Arizpe, is a fantastic opportunity for us,” said Hakansson.

“One of the ways we do this is a joint effort to create simple and significant solutions based in fare terms that provide value for our customers,” said Sebastian Luzynski, general director of Ikano Industry.

“Here in Ramos Arizpe, our goal is establishing an excellent place of work for employees in an innovative environment, which uses the latest technology, optimized processes, and high-quality materials.  Thanks to this opportunity we can contribute customers with added value, excellent products that exceed their expectations,” he added.

Moreover, Ikano executives recognized Miguel Angel Riquelme, state governor, and Jose Maria Morales, mayor of Ramos Arizpe, underlining that thanks to actions made by both, dynamism was introduced to the Automotive Cluster productive chain.

They explained that Ikano decision is sustained in safety and labor stability progress that lead the State to occupy the first national place in Foreign Direct Investment 

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