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Seale & Associates Opens Office in Monterrey, NL

  • Seale & Associates opens new office in Monterrey to expand in Mexico. 
  • Monterrey is a crucial city for the company, with significant clients and transactions.
Seale & Associates expands presence in Mexico with Monterrey office opening. Photo: Monica Garza Maldonado.
Seale & Associates expands presence in Mexico with Monterrey office opening. Photo: Monica Garza Maldonado.
By: SiiLA News
01/09/2023
Seale & Associates is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in Monterrey, Mexico, as part of its expansion efforts in the country. 

The new office is located at Av. Lázaro Cárdenas 2225, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León. Seale & Associates' headquarters are in the metropolitan area of Washington, D.C., with representative offices in Mexico City and Monterrey, as well as remote executives working from Cincinnati and Miami in the United States, Paris in France, and Saltillo in Mexico. Monterrey holds great importance for the firm as it is where Seale & Associates conducted its first transactions in Mexico and has had a significant client base throughout its history. Recognizing the city's significance, Seale & Associates celebrated its twentieth anniversary at the Club Industrial in 2019. 

Prominent clients of Seale & Associates in the region include major conglomerates such as ARCA CONTINENTALCEMEX, GIS, GRUPO PROMAXFEMSA, as well as numerous privately-owned family businesses. Recent transactions in the northern region of the country include the sale of FANOSA, a prominent expanded polystyrene company, to LAMOSA, a major publicly-traded construction company in Monterrey.

Furthermore, the sale of VITROMEX, a leading flooring and coatings company, to MOHAWK INDUSTRIES, a U.S.-based flooring and coatings industry leader, has been completed. Other notable transactions involving companies in Monterrey include the sale of TORREY, a prominent commercial kitchen and food equipment company, to FEMSA, the sale of CEMEX's concrete pump business to NEXXUS CAPITAL, the partnership between CAFFENIO, a coffee supplier, and OXXO, as well as the sale of Chen cheeses to Sigma Alimentos. 

Seale & Associates has capitalized on this trend to establish itself as the leading M&A (mergers and acquisitions) bank in Mexico. In 2021 and up to the present date in 2022, Seale & Associates has achieved a prominent position in terms of M&A volume in Mexico. 

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