Builders in Puebla expect more work for 2014

 

The great investment volume for Puebla is coming from everywhere; it is not only the automotive and tourist sectors the ones to put in this state their trust for settling their businesses, but any kind of sector imaginable is now deriving a gain from the great development Puebla has been having.

Now is the turn of the construction industry, which is following the steps of all of the others and helping this great state keep growing and of course, reaping the benefits of choosing a place with such great potential to establish into, taking matters into their hands to negotiate and obtain more investments and plans for developments.

Seeing as infrastructure and housing is a very important aspect on which other sectors can lean, this is beneficial for many.

On this regard, members of the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry (CMIC) plan that next year has a stronger dynamic in public works.

The president of the council, Ricardo Perez Guemez recalled that, it will be in 2014 when they set the viaduct of the Mexico-Puebla highway stretching from the town of Amozoc, to name just one of the many important works on this matter:  “The year 2014 will be a more dynamic regarding public works, we have the definition of the viaduct in the Puebla-Mexico Highway and the North beltway concession to OHL” he said.

He also announced that during August 28th to the 30th they will be developing the Construction Expo XXIII and recalled that the activities of the Expo will be held at the Centro Expositor in Puebla, the place where major firms like Cemex, Holcim, Lamosa, Novaceramic, Imperquimia and HP Design, among others, will reunite.

Guemez Perez stressed that it is expected that the Puebla Construshow (the name of this event) to gather at least 6,500 people who will have the opportunity to participate in various and valuable business meetings that are scheduled for Thursday, August 29^th.

To conclude, the economic flow that is expected for next year will range between the five billion and 14 billion pesos, depending on the project that comes to pass but equally beneficial for the state.