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Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems will invest 10 million dollars in Tabasco
El Economista | August 10, 2023 |

The company of Japanese origin Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems will inject 10 million dollars to install its first manufacturing plant for electrical harnesses for vehicles in the municipality of Cunduacán. This investment marks a milestone in the history of Tabasco's economic development, highlighting the entity's governor, Carlos Merino.

In the company of Tokiji Oayama, president of SEWS; in addition to executives from the Asian industrial group; and leaders of the state business sector, Carlos Merino specified that the new Site 1 production plant – which will be installed in the Tabasco Business Center (TBC) Industrial Park – reflects the confidence that businessmen have in the commercial and logistical benefits of our entity.

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On his occasion, Tokiji Oayama highlighted the confidence that the automotive industrial group has in the state of Tabasco, as well as the conviction that exists in the high quality of its workforce and the competitiveness of the southeast of Mexico.

He also assured that with the joint effort of state and municipal authorities, and the commitment to continue this business based on professionalism and communication, the objectives of this great project will be achieved.

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In turn, José Friedrich García explained that the million-dollar investment marks an unprecedented chapter in our new economic history, and opens the doors to a future full of opportunities and prosperity.

For his part, the mayor, Abraham Cano, pointed out that the new industrial plant of the group of Japanese origin is the result of the security conditions, economic certainty and legal certainty that the state is experiencing, and from which the municipality of Cunduacán is also favored. .

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