MacLean Engineering Expands Operations with New Facility in Querétaro

MacLean Engineering announced the acquisition of a new 7,000 square meter (72,000 square foot) industrial facility within its existing complex in Querétaro, Mexico. This investment is part of the company’s global expansion strategy and aims to strengthen its manufacturing and service capabilities to serve mining sector clients in Mexico and other international markets.

MacLean Reinforces Industrial Presence in Querétaro

The new facility is located adjacent to MacLean Engineering’s current operations in Querétaro. This proximity will allow for process integration, operational optimization, and an expanded response capacity for the company to meet growing demand.

According to the company, the acquisition represents a new impetus within its global growth plan. It also complements recent expansions of its facilities in Ontario and Quebec, Canada, underscoring a strategy focused on increasing production capacity across different regions.

Furthermore, it was announced that with this expansion, the company seeks to serve the needs of its clients, primarily in the mining industry, with greater speed, efficiency, and reliability.

New Facility to Feature 7,000 Square Meters of Operational Space

The will add 7,000 square meters for manufacturing, services, and solution development. This area will enable MacLean to handle higher production volumes and expand its operational offerings in the region. The facility will also provide greater flexibility to incorporate improvements, adjust work lines, and sustain innovation processes. The company stated that this growth will be achieved while maintaining the quality and performance standards that characterize its equipment and services.

Investment in Querétaro Aims to Serve Mining Clients in Mexico and Globally

MacLean Engineering serves the mining industry with manufacturing solutions and specialized support. In this context, the expansion in Querétaro aims to bolster its capacity to support clients in Mexico and international markets.

Tony Caron, Vice President of International Sales, highlighted that the new infrastructure will strengthen support for the mining industry and consolidate long-term relationships with its clients.

The company also emphasized that the growth of its operations in Mexico responds to market evolution and the need for local capacity to produce, service, and address technical requirements with greater agility.

Mexico Gains Weight in MacLean’s Global Strategy

The expansion in Querétaro reflects the growing role of Mexico within MacLean Engineering’s international strategy. The company indicated that it has experienced significant growth in global markets, making its Mexican operation key to expanding its reach.

Kevin MacLean, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, stated that the expansion of the factory in Mexico will increase the company’s capacity to reach more customers while simultaneously strengthening its local manufacturing presence in the region.

”Hecho en México” Seal Strengthens Local Manufacturing

In 2025, MacLean Engineering received the “Hecho en México” (Made in Mexico) seal from the Mexican government. According to the company, this distinction certifies that its products are made and manufactured in the country.

The company highlighted that it was the first mining equipment manufacturing company to receive this distinction. This recognition reinforces its positioning as a manufacturer with a local presence and installed production capacity in Mexico.

The “Hecho en México” seal is an official certification established in 1978 and authorized by the Ministry of Economy. This distinction attests that a product has been elaborated, manufactured, or assembled in Mexico. It is also associated with quality, productive identity, economic contribution, and job creation.

Expansion in Querétaro to Open New Job Opportunities

The company reported that it is currently developing plans for the renovation and improvement of the new facilities. Details regarding the operational start-up timelines will be announced as the project progresses.

Additionally, the expansion is expected to generate new employment opportunities within MacLean’s Mexican operations. Vacancies will be available through the company’s website.

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