Nanjing Julong Science & Technology inaugurated its first facility outside China on Aug. 8, 2025, in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila. The company invested US$10 million and created 204 direct jobs at the 4,540 m² plant located in VYNMSA Industrial Park, near Stellantis and General Motors operations. The facility uses advanced extrusion technology and smart production lines to serve the North American automotive market.
The plant marks Julong’s sixth global production center and its first in North America. “Julong has placed its trust in our land and our people,” said Ramos Arizpe Mayor Tomás Gutiérrez Merino, noting the company’s investment indicates confidence in local infrastructure, security, legal clarity, and labor availability.
Coahuila’s Secretary of Economy, Luis Olivares Martínez, said the investment affirms the state’s attractiveness for foreign capital due to favorable conditions spanning workforce, infrastructure, and legal environment. Julong produces over 400 modified engineering plastic formulations used across sectors including automotive, rail, appliances, power tools, and sports equipment. The new facility will offer material customization, rapid testing, and sustainable production processes, alongside community engagement initiatives and eco‑friendly manufacturing methods.
Julong President Shuyang Liu and Mexico Director Jiang Zhu described the plant as a strategic step to expand operations beyond Asia and meet North American customer needs more efficiently.
