The Chinese company Paslin, through its subsidiary Paslin-Mexico, announced the installation of a new plant in Ramos Arizpe with an investment of 10 million dollars.

Local authorities accompanied Wu Jonjua, president and general manager of the Asian company dedicated to the design, construction, manufacture and assembly of automated machinery for automotive welding systems, both MIG welding and resistance welding. The factory will be located on land in the Cactus Valley Industrial Park.

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For his part, the mayor of Ramos Arizpe, José María Morales Padilla, indicated that the Paslin-México plant will be ready to start operations next July. The plant has an area of 13,300 square meters and is located next to the Hyundai Polytech Mexico company in the same Cactus Valley park.

The vast majority of its workforce is made up of technicians and engineers, who are part of the quality workforce that demands the production of its parts for the automotive industry,

Meanwhile, the president of Paslin, Wu Jinhua, stressed that the different attractions that Coahuila offers to investors were key for the company to determine its installation in Ramos Arizpe.

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Paslin has six plants globally, and among its main clients are Tesla, Daimler, Magna, Martinrea, Honda and Metalsa, among other companies.

The announcement of the new investment took place at the Ramos Arizpe Municipal Presidency, which was also attended by managers of the factory, the Cactus Valley Industrial Park, municipal officials and members of the Cabildo.

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