Mexico. The multinational Mabe announced an investment of 668 million dollars in Mexico between 2025 and 2027, regardless of the tariffs imposed by the United States.
The announcement was made during the morning conference on Thursday, March 13, by President Claudia Sheinbaum, who highlighted the importance of investment in a context of commercial uncertainty. The Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, stressed that the company will maintain its commitment to the country "with or without tariffs," given its strong export link with the United States.
With this investment, which is in addition to the amounts disbursed since 2023, Mabe will reach a total of 1,145 million dollars invested in recent years. According to Pablo Moreno, the company's general director of Corporate Affairs, this capital injection will not only strengthen the company's productive capacity, but will also boost the country's industrial and economic development.
"We reaffirm our commitment to Mexico, its people and its future. For almost 80 years, Mabe has been a fundamental part of the country's industrial development. We were born in Mexico, we have grown up in Mexico and we continue to invest in Mexico because we believe in the talent and capacity of our nation," Moreno said.
The executive also stressed that the resources will be allocated to improvements in technology, sustainable processes and talent training, with the aim of consolidating Mexico as a global benchmark in white goods manufacturing. "We firmly believe that Mabe's growth is also Mexico's growth, and we are convinced that the path to success is built with quality, innovation and commitment to our people," he said.
This investment is in addition to a series of recent announcements of foreign and domestic capital in the country, such as those of Mercado Libre, Netflix and The Home Depot, at a key moment for the Mexican economy.
