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Lego Plans $400 Million Expansion of Mexican Facility
By Rhyter Times Desk · 2h ago
Toymaker Lego is set to invest $400 million to expand its manufacturing footprint in Mexico, according to reports from Construction Dive and Manufacturing Dive.
The capital project will focus on the company's location in Monterrey, introducing new storage and packing infrastructure. In addition to expanding operational capacity, the development is projected to bring 1,300 new jobs to the facility, the outlets reported.
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Lego is committing $400 million toward expanding its production complex in Monterrey, Mexico, according to reporting from Construction Dive and Manufacturing Dive. The initiative will add packaging and warehousing functions to the site. The investment is also slated to create 1,300 employment opportunities.
Shared reporting
- Lego is investing $400 million to expand its manufacturing presence in Mexico.
- The investment is targeted at the company's site in Monterrey.
- The project will add packing and warehousing capabilities.
- The expansion will result in the creation of 1,300 jobs.
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- Lego to spend $400M expanding manufacturing facility in Mexico
Construction dive · 2h ago
- Lego to spend $400M expanding manufacturing facility in Mexico
Manufacturing dive · 1d ago
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