The first stone was laid for the construction of the Tetakawi manufacturing company’s Mazatlan facilities by state governor, Ruben Rocha Moya, as well as local and municipal authorities.Â
It is said that 10,000 direct employment opportunities will be generated for the people of Mazatlan, Concordia, Rosario, as well as Escuinapa. This will be facilitated by a total investment of approximately $300 million.
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Governor Rocha expressed his gratitude to Tetakawi’s businessmen in his message. He thanked them for choosing to set up operations in Sinaloa. This is notable since the group has manufacturing parks in Empalme, Guaymas, as well as Hermosillo, Sonora, Saltillo, Coahuila, and Queretaro.
Positive Development in South Sinaloa’s Services and Tourism
According to the governor, the south of Sinaloa is raising its head. There is a great takeoff in services in Sinaloa thanks to tourism and commerce.
He restated that the Tetakawi Group and CPP, among other companies, choose to invest in Sinaloa. They would have their investment protected by his government.
However, Luis Felipe Seldner, the president of Grupo Tetakawi, noted that Mazatlan is already an established player in the tourism and real estate sectors. He said that the only thing missing was the manufacturing sector.
The businessmen’s move to invest in the municipality was commended by Edgar Augusto Gonzalez Zatarain. He expressed his appreciation during his welcome speech. He also claimed that Tetakawi will inevitably attract more foreign direct investments. These investments are expected from industries such as aerospace, auto parts, the medical field, and many more.
Also present at the groundbreaking ceremony were Roberto Gomez del Campo, Felix Tonella, Luis Felipe Seldner Tonella, and the Secretary of Economy, Javier Gaxiola Coppel, who also acted as the event’s host.
When will the work on Tetakawi Manufacturing Company in Mazatlan be completed?
By May 2024, the 98-acre Mazatlan Manufacturing Community is anticipated to be operational. Its coastal position gives significant logistic and labor advantages in addition to being close to one of Mexico’s major ports.
