The US capital company Intel will invest $ 350 million over the next three years to restart manufacturing operations in the assembly and testing areas in Costa Rica, after the closure of its manufacturing plant at the end of 2014.
Ileana Rojas, general manager of Intel Costa Rica, explained in a statement that the company continually evaluates its operations around the world to ensure that they have adequate capacity to meet global demand.
"We will begin assembly and testing operations in Costa Rica in order to expand our capacity and continue to meet the needs of our customers," said the chief.
Rojas emphasized that the advantages of Costa Rica to resume manufacturing operations are due to the infrastructure that already exists, the talent, the free zone regime and the legal certainty of the country.
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