John Deere Invests in Two New Production Lines
- John Deere expands its plant in Nuevo León, generating jobs and promoting innovation in agriculture and construction.
- The $55 million investment in John Deere's plant expansion in Nuevo León will drive economic growth in the region.
By: SiiLA News
John Deere, after 70 years of manufacturing traditional agricultural implements, is expanding its plant in San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, to open two new production lines for the agricultural and construction sectors. This expansion has the capacity to create 400 new direct jobs and has the potential to attract young talent in Nuevo León.
Gerardo Mendoza, director of John Deere's Monterrey Site, highlighted the company's value of innovation, positioning it as a high-tech hub and a benchmark for manufacturing companies.
Due to the constant challenges presented by technological trends, the company is transitioning from traditional agricultural production to technological agriculture, offering solutions for the agricultural and construction equipment sectors.
The government of Nuevo León reported that John Deere's investment in this expansion amounts to 55 million dollars.
