Taiwan’s Sinbon Electronics Opens Plant in San Luis Potosi

Taiwan-based Sinbon Electronics has inaugurated a US$27 million plant in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosi, a move expected to create 700 direct jobs and to strengthen the state’s role as a hub for global industry. The facility will produce cable harnesses and interconnection systems for clients in the automotive, medical and green energy sectors across the Americas, meeting strict international quality standards. Company officials said the investment expands Sinbon’s global manufacturing network and boosts its technological competitiveness.

At the ceremony, attendees included Sinbon CEO Joseph Wang, Vice President Joy Wu, Taiwan’s Ambassador to Mexico Iván Lee, and San Luis Potosi Economic Development Secretary Jesús Salvador González Martínez, representing the state government. All emphasized the project’s potential to spur job creation and technology transfer in the region.

Founded in 1989, Sinbon Electronics operates in Asia, Europe and the Americas, and is recognized for its innovation and environmental sustainability. Officials said its arrival in San Luis Potosi will help diversify the local economy, expand the state’s footprint in high-tech international markets, and reinforce its reputation as a reliable destination for foreign investment.

SINBON Electronics is a top provider of integrated electronic component design and manufacturing solutions, delivering a wide range of value-added services to clients in sectors such as IT, automotive, industrial control, medical, and consumer electronics.

With operations in Taiwan, China, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, the company is able to fulfill orders more quickly, shorten delivery timelines for both large and small batches, speed up production schedules, lower design and development costs, and offer prompt service and support to customers.