The Spanish company Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles (CAF) detailed part of its contract related to Line 12 of the Mexico City Metro. On May 3, 2021, there was an interruption in the operation of Line 12 of the Mexico City metro in which the Grupo CAF, through
Autoliv, a Swedish-American automotive safety provider, accounted for 36% of global steering wheel production, with a declining share in this indicator. According to the company itself, Autoliv has that high global market share generated by the trend toward higher value steering wheels with leather and extra features. However,
Brazil and the United States were the largest exporters of soybeans in the world during 2021, with both countries reaching all-time highs. While foreign sales of soybeans from Brazil totaled 38,639 million dollars, with a year-on-year increase of 35.3%, those from the United States totaled 27,523 million, with
The Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) of Mexico authorized a merger involving Consorcio AGA and Danone Mx. Specifically, the operation consists of the acquisition by Danone Mx and/or Los Pinos of the entire participation held by GAMI in the capital stock of the JV Companies. Likewise, the operation
SolarEdge Technologies, a provider of power optimizers, solar inverters and monitoring systems for photovoltaic arrays, will open a new plant in Mexico. Based in Israel, this company plans to start operations in this factory in the second half of 2022. As part of its manufacturing regionalization efforts, SolarEdge
Australia, Brazil and Ireland ranked as the world’s largest exporters of alumina in 2021, needed for aluminum production. Ahead of all and by far, Australia led foreign sales of alumina last year, registering 5,769 million dollars. Then Brazil (2,868 million dollars) and Ireland (720 million) were placed. Conversely,