The Chinese truck manufacturer Shacman chose Mexico to install a new plant, serve the local market as of this year and, in the medium term, export to other Latin American countries and even the United States, its general director at the country, Carlos Pardo.

While firms such as Asia's Foxconn and Pegatron are using “near relocation” to serve their more distant markets more efficiently, Shacman plans to begin assembly in November in Hidalgo state with an initial annual capacity of 1,000 units and 30 operators, according to the executive.

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