SUNON’s Mega Factory

Sunon Mexico, the largest and most modern office furniture plant in Latin America, opened its facilities on Thursday, May 29, at Hofusan Industrial Park in Salinas Victoria, N.L.

The event was attended by Mr. Ni, President of Sunon; Cindy Shi, International CEO of Sunon; Iván Rivas, Secretary of Economy of the State of Nuevo León; Ramiro González, CEO of GRCC; and Carlos Campos, Director of Operations at GRCC.

In front of international furniture distributors and the company’s special guests, Ramiro González, CEO of the construction company, said: “Today we celebrate the opening of a factory that we began designing and building when it was only an idea. We made trust the foundation of our relationship and successfully achieved every result at each stage of the project; the rest is history. We wish you every success in this new plant.”

Iván Rivas, Secretary of Economy of Nuevo León, congratulated the Chinese company on establishing its mega plant in Nuevo León and highlighted the dedication and effort of everyone who took part in completing such an important project in such a short time so that operations could begin.

“Companies like this are the ones we want in Nuevo León, because they contribute to the country’s development by creating jobs in our state,” the state official said.
Carlos Campos, Director of Operations at GRCC, said the project’s success is mainly due to both companies sharing the same work culture, as well as both parties’ strong commitment to resolving any issue at every stage of the project.

After the ceremony, attendees toured the plant and its showroom, which features a wide display of furniture.

Sunon Mexico is built on a 14.5-hectare site with 84,715 m² of construction, including 4 production buildings, 2 warehouse buildings and a 3-story office building with a showroom.

Sunon has a presence in 128 countries. Its headquarters are in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; its design center is in Berlin, Germany; and it has manufacturing plants and showrooms around the world in places such as Singapore, India, Dubai, London and now Mexico.

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