Mexico. The Bosch Aguascalientes plant, located in the Aguascalientes Valley Industrial Park, has recently inaugurated its new production lines, with a significant investment of 4,400 million Mexican pesos, approximately 246 million dollars.
This project will not only expand the plant's capacity, but will also generate 400 new jobs by 2027.
Héctor Gil, head of the plant, stressed that these new lines are designed to increase the production of brake components and systems for the automotive industry. "We are proud to implement state-of-the-art technology, such as an automated sourcing system that improves efficiency in the supply of components," he said. Gil added that these innovations, aligned with the principles of Industry 4.0, will not only increase production capacity, but will also raise quality and safety standards.
Ulrich Schmidt, Executive Vice President of the Bosch Group's Chassis Control Systems Division, emphasized the importance of local talent, stating that "the best technology without humans is nothing." He recognized the hard work of the Aguascalientes team, highlighting their contribution to an exceptional operation worldwide.
The governor of Aguascalientes, Tere Jiménez, also spoke about the relevance of this investment, noting: "I am very happy that Bosch continues to advance in its projects. This company has been a pillar in job creation and social responsibility during its 30 years in the region."
The inaugural event was attended by prominent Bosch representatives, such as Francisco Guillermo Medina Montaño, Manager of Government Relations and Communication; Orlando Ramírez, senior vice president of the Vehicle Manufacturing Division in North America; and Jorge Arenas, Director of Operations at Bosch Aguascalientes. The inauguration marks an important milestone for the plant and for the economic future of Aguascalientes.
