Computer manufacturer, Dell, said last week that they would close their plant in North Carolina and move production to Mexico.
The Boston Herald newspaper said that according to a federal document, the work that has been done at Dell’s Winston-Salem factory will be given to third-party providers in Mexico and other countries.
Company officials also told weekly paper, the Austin Business Journal, that the move to Mexico is "simplifying operations and improving efficiency." Dell has been attempting to reduce annual operating costs by $4 billion.
Dell becomes the latest multinational company to move production to Mexico or increase existing production. As one of the world’s strongest emerging economies, Mexico offers an exceptional return on investment.
As the global economy continues to recover, overseas investment is flowing to emerging markets in search of strong returns - be they in businesses or property.
The Mexico investment property market is already showing strong signs of growth. The savvy investor knows that now is the time to get in, before prices really start to take off.
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