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Daimay inaugurates a plant in Coahuila to serve the electromobility market
Mexico Industry | January 12, 2024 |

The Chinese company, Daimay Automotive Interior, inaugurated its fifth production plant in the state of Coahuila, specifically in the municipality of Ramos Arizpe.

The warehouse will be located in the Finsa Industrial Park and will have a territorial area of 3.1 hectares. Daimay is a world leader in the production of interiors for light vehicles. Its main products include visors, headrests, armrests, consoles, among others.

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Manuel Aguilar, director of operations of the company, highlighted that in just seven years they have become one of the most prominent plants in the state and that has motivated them to constantly expand their production capacity.

For this project, 45 million dollars were invested, making it one of the largest projects that the corporation has developed in the entity, allowing them to meet the growing demand in the state and in the US market, said the manager.

On the other hand, Manuel Aguilar added that Daimay promotes sustainability programs in its project, which is why its processes are focused on being environmentally friendly and they are constantly recycling their raw materials, since they rarely use virgin material for the production. manufacturing of their products.

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Finally, the interviewee announced that the new factory will fully begin its activities by the end of February this year and, in this way, be able to attend to the requests they currently have from their customers as soon as possible.

“This new project is only the beginning of other investments that the company will make in the short term, since by the end of 2024 the construction of two new plants is expected and that they will be operational next year,” he concluded.

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