Grupo Modelo announces US$3.6 billion investment in Mexico
The Vice President of Corporate Affairs of Grupo Modelo, Raúl Escalante, announced an investment of US$3.6 billion as part of Plan Mexico. He highlighted the investment as a renewal of the company’s commitment to the country and Plan Mexico.
“Madam President, at Grupo Modelo we have confidence in this country, we have confidence in its people. Our history began here a century ago and we will continue building with you here for the next 100 years,” he said
“We are with Mexico like good friends, in good times and in bad,” Escalante added.
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