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Zacua Plants Seeds of Expansion in Nuevo Leon

Discover the latest in Mexican business news. From plant expansions to GDP forecasts, stay informed with our concise updates.

Mexicanist

Jun 7, 2023 — 3 min read

Zacua's CEO Nazareth Black announces plans for expanding operations, bringing excitement to the Mexican business landscape.

In the latest development for the business landscape, Nuevo Leon is setting its sights on Zacua, a renowned Mexican company, to establish a brand-new plant. With aspirations of expanding its operations, Zacua's CEO, Nazareth Black, made the exciting announcement, igniting a spark of anticipation for what lies ahead.

Meanwhile, the Mexican government is eagerly moving forward with the purchase of 13 power plants from Iberdrola. The Ministry of Finance declared that the acquisition, which has already been agreed upon, will reach its finalization in just a matter of weeks. This strategic move aims to bolster the country's energy sector and ensure a stable power supply.

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