Faurecia opens $147M plant in Mexico

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Reuters

March 31, 2023 12:49 PM

MEXICO CITY -- Faurecia opened a $147 million plant in Mexico to make car seats and interiors, the company said, the latest in a string of auto sector investments driving the country's so-called "nearshoring" boom.

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