The Japanese company Kawasaki, known mainly for the production of motorcycles and engines for the industry, will invest around 200 million dollars in the installation of a plant in northern Mexico, in an operation that will generate approximately 1,100 jobs.

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The investment was announced by the governor of Nuevo León, Samuel García, in a video published on the social network

García did not give details of what the plant will produce, but explained that "it will be the largest of its scale" and that its production will be destined for both the local market and export.

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On his tour of Japan and China, which began this week, García Sepúlveda highlighted that the announcement comes the same week that the Mexican government announced a series of tax incentives to attract foreign investment, at a time when the Latin American country is trying Benefiting from the phenomenon of company relocation or nearshoring.

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