The market for industrial robots will expand both in Japan and overseas in the future, projected World Scan Project, Inc. At present, many companies are still using industrial robots, but in the future, industrial robot technology will become more sophisticated with AF (factory automation), IoT and AI, and
Vitro, a multinational glass company based in Mexico, entered into strategic alliances with FAMA and Robotics to address supply chain challenges. Overall, Vitro’s business was affected in 2022 by supply chain disruptions and failures, skyrocketing energy prices, inflation levels not seen in more than two decades, and declining
Capital expenditure (Capex) of Vitro in 2022 was US$152 million, mainly for the construction of its first state-of-the-art coatings plant in Mexicali, Baja California. The plant will enable Vitro to supply solar control products more efficiently in Mexico and the West Coast of the United States. Part of
The main clients of Industrias Peñoles, one of Mexico‘s largest mining companies, are Bank of Montreal, Coins and Things and Stonex Financial LTD. Also noteworthy are Trafigura Group, HSBC BANK USA, Mitsubishi International Corp, Sumitomo Corporation, Ternium and Johnson Controls Enterprises Mexico. Industrias Peñoles reported a 7.5% drop
Main clients of GICSA include Grupo Inditex (fashion), Cinemex (entertainment), Unifin (finance), Kavak (automotive) and El Palacio de Hierro (departmental). Other major clients include Grupo Axo (fashion), Procter & Gamble (consumer goods), Cinépolis (entertainment), Coppel (departmental) and Avon (beauty). GICSA is a company engaged in the development, investment,
Two segments of the automotive industry use U.S. FTZs (Foreign Trade Zones) and FTZ-type programs: light vehicle manufacturers and auto parts producers. Fourteen light vehicle manufacturers used FTZs for production in 2016-21. Overall, nearly 127,000 workers were employed in automotive production in U.S. FTZs in 2021, representing 12.7%