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Cactus Valley To Invest 136 Million Pesos in a New Industrial Park in Coahuila

  • Cactus Valley announces a new industrial park project in Parras de la Fuente, connecting the automotive industry in the Southeast Region with the Laguna Region.
  • The project includes the construction of the industrial park and opening of the Mammoth Museum, aiming to generate 1,000 new jobs and promote sustainable practices in water consumption and renewable energy use.

The new Cactus Valley industrial park will have an investment of $136 million pesos. Photo: Cactus Valley
The new Cactus Valley industrial park will have an investment of $136 million pesos. Photo: Cactus Valley
01/27/2021
With an investment of 136 million pesos, real estate group Cactus Valley has presented a project for an industrial park in Parras de la Fuente. This park will serve as a strategic point to connect the automotive industry in the Southeast Region (Saltillo, Ramos Arizpe, and Arteaga) with the Laguna Region (Torreón and Gómez Palacio). 

The project includes the construction of the industrial park, with an investment of 98 million pesos, and the opening of the Mammoth Museum, which will receive 38 million pesos in funding. It is expected that this initiative will generate around 1,000 new jobs.

The main objective of the industrial park is to develop world-class light industries while preserving the essence of the magical town. A mixed-use approach will be implemented, and efforts will be made to minimize water consumption across the 40 hectares of construction. Renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power will be utilized. 

Additionally, the park will feature Class A buildings, reflecting the characteristics of Industry 4.0 in terms of communication, information, measurement, and control.

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