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DeAcero Announces Investment of 12 Billion Pesos

  • Grupo DeAcero, a steel manufacturer based in Monterrey, is celebrating its 70th anniversary with a 12 billion pesos investment in machinery, equipment, and working capital to strengthen sustainable production. 
  • The investment aims to increase production capacity and contribute to combating climate change while supporting economic growth in Mexico. Grupo DeAcero is a leading producer of steel products, and the investment will benefit various industries and international markets where the company operates.
Of the total investment, half will be made during 2022. Photo: Tucsa
Of the total investment, half will be made during 2022. Photo: Tucsa
09/27/2022
Grupo DeAcero, a steel manufacturer based in Monterrey, is celebrating 70 years in the market with a substantial investment of 12 billion pesos in machinery, equipment, and working capital to strengthen sustainable production. The investment aims to increase production capacity for the period 2022-2024. 

Since its establishment in 1952, DeAcero has made a significant impact on Mexico's development. On the occasion of its 70th anniversary, the company announced this investment to "strengthen sustainable production that addresses national demand and contributes to combating climate change, as well as strengthening the country's economic growth," as stated in a company statement. 

This investment will primarily focus on innovation and technological modernization, according to Raúl M. Gutiérrez Muguerza, Chairman of the Board of Grupo DeAcero. Half of the investment will be allocated to enhancing production and sustainability processes in 2022, while the remaining investment in 2023 and 2024 will consolidate projects aimed at increasing production by an additional one million tons per year for the domestic market. The investment will benefit various industries, including construction, agriculture, energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, and oil and gas. 

Grupo DeAcero is a leading producer of long steel, wire, and reinforcement steel in Mexico and globally. It is also Mexico's largest steel recycler, with over 4 million tons of recycled steel processed in its recycling centers. The company's investment is expected to have a positive impact on the more than 20 international markets where it operates, supporting job creation and the development of productive supply chains.

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