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Mattel Allocates 1 Billion Pesos to Expand Its Toy Hub in Nuevo Leon

  • Mattel plans to invest over 1 billion pesos in expanding its toy hub in Nuevo Leon, creating 3,500 jobs and making it the company's largest facility in the world. 
  • The expansion demonstrates Mattel's long-term commitment to Mexico and its aim to meet the growing demand for toys while strengthening its production capabilities.
The factory's production is comprised of 47% domestic inputs. Photo: Mattel
The factory's production is comprised of 47% domestic inputs. Photo: Mattel
03/17/2022
Mattel, the renowned toy company, has announced its plan to invest over 1 billion pesos in expanding its toy hub in Escobedo, Nuevo Leon. The expansion project, which will cover an area of 200,000 square meters, aims to generate 3,500 job opportunities. According to Mattel's CEO, Ynon Kreiz, this facility will become the largest in the world for the company. The investment demonstrates Mattel's long-term commitment to Mexico and its dedication to expanding operations at the Montoi hub.

The expansion of the plant in Nuevo Leon is seen as a significant milestone for Mattel, as it highlights the company's confidence in the Mexican market and its intention to strengthen its presence. With this investment, Mattel aims to meet the increasing demand for its toys and further enhance its production capabilities. The company also plans to double its investment in the next five years to support the expansion of operations at the hub. This expansion will contribute to the growth of the local economy and create employment opportunities in the region.

The inauguration of the expanded plant in Nuevo Leon marks a pivotal moment for Mattel, demonstrating its commitment to innovation, manufacturing excellence, and long-term sustainability. The company's investment will not only boost its production capacity but also position it as a key player in the global toy industry. With its expanded facilities and increased investment, Mattel is poised to continue delivering high-quality toys to children worldwide and reinforce its position as a leading brand in the market.

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