Schneider Electric will invest more than 1,300 million pesos in Mexico

Schneider Electric announced that during 2023 and 2024, it will make investments of more than 1,300 million pesos in Mexico , which will contribute to the development of the states where it is present.

In addition, it seeks to encourage the use of energy efficiently through new technologies, to address the climate challenges that the planet will face in the coming years.

The investment will be focused on consolidating the growth of the production plants located in the states of Tlaxcala, Nuevo León and Mexico City, to satisfy the demand of the North American market.

Jesús Carmona, president of Schneider Electric for Mexico and Central America , commented that the  company wants to reinforce the confidence that they have shown in the growth of Mexico for more than 77 years; and through the implementation of these investments, which are added to the more than 1,900 million pesos invested in the country since 2018 . 

"We are sure that, with the boost to our production plants, we will be able to continue working hand in hand with our customers and collaborators in the electricity industry to build a more sustainable world, with innovations that consolidate a more electrical and digital Mexican industry."

The capital injection also has the objective of consolidating Schneider Electric's value proposition for the development of the industries of the future , which will allow crucial sectors such as the automotive, semiconductor, logistics, among others, to make the most of their energy and resources, jointly contributing to the growth of the country. The production and delivery of products from its different lines of business to end customers will be promoted, while new professional growth opportunities will be developed for employees, who have been characterized as a key pillar for the development of Schneider Electric in the region.

With these actions, Schneider Electric positions itself as a leading company in the industry and reaffirms its collaboration with the largest community of partners, integrators, and developers in Mexico and the world, to promote the development of a more stable and resilient economy.