At the end of September, the Frontera Industrial Park was inaugurated, located between the Carlos Salinas de Gortari bypass and Andrés Osuna boulevard, in the municipality of Frontera, on an area of 88 hectares with 79 lots.

Thus, the initial investment of 300 million pesos (about 17 million dollars) is finalized. A second phase of 80 additional hectares is planned there, for a total of 168 where they aim to provide accommodation to companies that arrive in the Central Region, whether with national or foreign capital and from sectors such as the automotive industry.

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In a message from the governor of Coahuila, Miguel Ángel Riquelme indicated that this new park will be encouraging for the reception of new companies that, at the same time, will generate employment in the short term. He congratulated the investors and recognized the construction company Prisma for continuing with actions that generate employment.

For his part, Claudio Bres Garza, State Secretary of Economy, pointed out that in the last three months three new parks have been launched in the Laguna Region, and now this project is crystallizing in the Central Region, as well as others in Piedras Negras. , where a new park will start.

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For the company, the Director of the Monclova Industrial Park, Andrés Oyervides Ramírez, thanked Governor Riquelme for his support in the development of these projects.

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