Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer begins manufacturing in Chihuahua
The company’s first manufacturing plant in Mexico will produce cabin interior components, such as overhead luggage compartments, kitchens, bathrooms and floor panels. The post Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer begins manufacturing in Chihuahua appeared first on Mexico News Daily
Embryar, a major Brazilian aerospace company, began manufacturing operations in Chihuahua, Mexico, marking its first plant in the country. The inauguration ceremony took place at the Chihuahua Industrial Complex on Monday, with Governor Maru Campos, Embraer CEO Anderson Nascimento, and other dignitaries in attendance. The factory will produce cabin interior components, including luggage compartments, kitchens, bathrooms, and floor panels, primarily for export to markets such as Brazil, the United States, France, and Singapore.
Mayor Marco Bonilla of Chihuahua City expressed his administration's support for Embraer and its goals, highlighting Chihuahua's commitment to a competitive state and investment opportunities. Embraer already employs 1,100 people directly in Chihuahua, with the workforce expected to grow as the company continues to invest in the region.
Chihuahua is currently the national leader in the aerospace industry, accounting for nearly 36% of the national production and exporting over US $2 billion last year.
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