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Industrial Real Estate Company Will Invest 241 Million Dollars
EQT Exeter, an industrial real estate company, will invest $241 million in the development of the "Exeter Teoloyucan Industrial Park" in the State of Mexico.
The project aims to create 6,000 new jobs and will feature four industrial buildings and world-class infrastructure, catering to logistics, distribution, and light manufacturing sectors.
"Exeter Teoloyucan Industrial Park" in an area of 48 hectares. Photo: EQT Exeter
04/08/2022
The company EQT Exeter, from the industrial real estate sector, will invest 241 million dollars in the State of Mexico to develop its "Exeter Teoloyucan Industrial Park" Project, in the municipality of Teoloyucan, contributing to the creation of 6 thousand new jobs.
Planned to be developed in an area of 48 hectares, this project will be built in two years and will have four industrial buildings and infrastructure with world-class standards, aimed at companies in the logistics, distribution and light manufacturing sectors, informed the State of Mexico in a press release.
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