Italian multinational Biesse has reinforced its presence in Latin America with a strategic investment in Mexico. The company, headquartered in Pesaro, Italy, continues to expand its global footprint, building on its already established operations in Brazil.

The investment marks a key milestone in Biesse’s global strategy, which focuses on expertise, simplification, and service. The expansion strengthens the Group’s direct presence in Central America while enhancing operational support and customer service.

The new branch is located in Guadalajara, Mexico, and stems from the development of Bavelloni’s local structure. Bavelloni, recently acquired by Biesse, is specialized in designing and producing technologies and tools for glass and stone processing. This acquisition provided a strong foundation for Biesse’s full-scale expansion into Mexico.

Through this investment, Biesse now offers its complete product portfolio in Mexico. This includes solutions for wood, glass, stone, metal, plastics, and composite materials. The branch also enhances after-sales service, ensuring operational continuity and faster support for local and regional clients.

The Mexican facility is positioned as a strategic hub for Central America. Its location allows Biesse to maintain closer proximity to customers. Faster response times and efficient service delivery are expected. The branch operates in full synergy with Biesse’s American network and expertise.

The expansion is supported by the logistics infrastructure of the U.S. facility. This includes an automated warehouse and a dedicated team of experts. Service and spare parts management are streamlined. Rapid deliveries and efficient technical assistance are provided across Latin America.

Biesse’s presence in Mexico strengthens the company’s ability to meet growing demand for industrial machinery and processing lines. The expansion also allows the company to support diverse industries more effectively. Clients now have access to complete solutions for manufacturing wood, glass, stone, metal, plastics, and composites.

The Guadalajara branch reflects Biesse’s long-term commitment to Latin America. It also highlights the company’s strategy to combine local presence with global resources. Customers benefit from both regional accessibility and international expertise.

The Mexican facility enables high service quality and operational efficiency. It also allows faster integration of technological innovations from Biesse’s global operations. Production lines and components are delivered with consistent standards. The branch strengthens after-sales support, ensuring timely assistance and maintenance.

Biesse’s expansion is part of a broader global strategy to grow in key markets. Latin America is a priority due to its industrial potential and growing demand for advanced machinery. The new branch in Mexico positions Biesse to capture emerging opportunities in the region.

By integrating Bavelloni’s local structure, Biesse has enhanced its capabilities in glass and stone processing. This complements its existing expertise in woodworking machinery. The combination of technologies strengthens Biesse’s product offerings and service solutions.

Biesse in Mexico will also showcase the company’s full portfolio of solutions for all materials: wood, glass, stone, metal, plastics, and composites.
  
Source: biesse.com