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Friday, August 21, 2026

Pegatron Puts US$330 Million Into a New Ciudad Juárez Plant

By · August 21, 2026 · 4 min read

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Key Facts

  • Investment US$330 million
  • Location Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico
  • Jobs About 1,000 new high-value positions
  • Timeline 2026 to 2029
  • Products Electronic components for electromobility and data center tech

The Taiwanese manufacturer expands its footprint in one of Mexico’s largest manufacturing hubs, adding jobs in electromobility and data center technology.

Pegatron - a view over Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua
Ciudad Juárez in Chihuahua. Pegatron’s new plant is a US$330 million project running from 2026 to 2029, with about 1,000 jobs. (Photo: On^ste82, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons.)
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Pegatron will invest US$330 million in a new specialised manufacturing plant in Ciudad Juárez, according to an announcement on 20 August 2026. The Taiwanese contract manufacturer is expanding what it already runs in the city.

Its existing plant makes consumer electronics and spare parts.

A Major Investment in Ciudad Juárez

Pegatron’s new plant will make electronic components for electromobility and technology for data centres. The project runs from 2026 to 2029 and is expected to create about 1,000 new high-value jobs.

This is not a first entry for Pegatron. The company already runs a facility in Ciudad Juárez, in an industrial park on Avenida Miguel de la Madrid.

It has been expanded before.

Governor Announces the Expansion

Maru Campos, governor of Chihuahua, made the announcement on 20 August 2026, citing Pegatron. The governor highlighted the investment as a boost for the region’s manufacturing sector.

Ciudad Juárez sits on the Rio Grande in the state of Chihuahua, directly across the border from El Paso, Texas. It is one of Mexico’s largest manufacturing centres.

What the New Plant Will Produce

The new plant will focus on electronic components for electromobility, which means electric vehicles and the systems around them. It will also produce technology for data centres.

In addition, the facility will support the growing demand for these technologies. As a result, the expansion aligns with global trends in clean energy and digital infrastructure.

Pegatron’s Existing Operations

Pegatron already runs a plant in Ciudad Juárez, producing consumer electronics and electronic spare parts. That facility has been expanded before, showing the company’s commitment to the region.

Meanwhile, the new plant represents a significant increase in capacity. Therefore, the investment strengthens Pegatron’s presence in Mexico.

Job Creation and Economic Impact

The project is expected to create about 1,000 new high-value jobs. These jobs will likely require skilled workers in electronics manufacturing.

For example, the positions may include engineers, technicians, and production specialists. Overall, this investment could boost the local economy.

Why Ciudad Juárez Matters

Ciudad Juárez is a key manufacturing hub due to its location on the US-Mexico border. It is directly across from El Paso, Texas, making it ideal for cross-border trade.

In fact, many global companies operate plants there. Still, Pegatron’s investment stands out for its size and focus on advanced technologies.

Electromobility and Data Center Trends

Electromobility is a fast-growing field, covering electric vehicles and their components. Pegatron’s new plant will cater to this demand.

Moreover, data centers are expanding worldwide, requiring advanced electronic components. Therefore, the plant is well-positioned for future growth.

Timeline and Expectations

The investment will be carried out over the 2026 to 2029 period. During this time, Pegatron will build and equip the new plant.

Once operational, the plant will contribute to Pegatron’s global manufacturing network. So, the expansion is a long-term commitment.

Pegatron’s Global Role

Pegatron is a Taiwanese contract manufacturer of electronics. It produces goods for various industries, though specific customers are not disclosed.

Despite its global scale, Pegatron continues to invest in Mexico. This move highlights the importance of Ciudad Juárez in its strategy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pegatron investing in Ciudad Juárez?

Pegatron is investing US$330 million in a new specialised manufacturing plant. The plant will make electronic components for electromobility and data center technology.

How many jobs will the new Pegatron plant create?

The project is expected to create about 1,000 new high-value jobs. These jobs will be added over the 2026 to 2029 period.

Is Pegatron new to Ciudad Juárez?

No, Pegatron already operates a plant in Ciudad Juárez. The new investment is an expansion of its existing operations.

What is electromobility?

Electromobility refers to electric vehicles and the systems around them. Pegatron’s new plant will produce components for this sector.

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Sources: Government of Chihuahua; Mexican industry press.

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