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The expansion aims to increase Season Group's operational capabilities for the coming year amid rising demands for design engineering services and manufacturing solutions.
Season Group, an international electronics design, manufacturing, and supply chain solutions provider, plans to expand its two existing facilities in Dongguan, China and Reynosa, Mexico for 2022-2023. The expansion aims to increase Season Group’s operational capabilities for the coming year in response to rising demands for design engineering services, the International Procurement Office – situated in Season China – and for manufacturing solutions from Season Mexico.
New Office Building in Season China
On September 12, 2021, CEO of Season Group Carl Hung performed a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the construction of a new 4-storey office building for Season China. Construction will begin for the 43,594sq.ft. building in December 2021 and the new office is expected to begin operations in the first quarter of 2023.
Season Mexico Manufacturing Site Expansion
On October 5, 2021, Season Group submitted a Letter of Intent to lease a 82,000sq.ft. space for manufacturing use in a 162,500sq.ft. industrial building. This expansion would signify a 127% increase in manufacturing space for Season Mexico.
Like Season Group’s existing facility in Reynosa, the industrial building is located close to the Pharr Texas International Bridge the main cargo fairway between Reynosa and the United States.
Season Mexico aims to begin operations in the third quarter of 2022. The new space will house production lines and equipment for SMT, wire harness, box build and plastic injection molding, the last of which will be a new capability for the Reynosa site.
On the two expansion projects, Hung notes, “Season Group always strives for continuous improvement, and to delight our global customers. The expansion in China is driven by increased customer demand for more design and supply chain support, whilst our Mexico expansion is the result of both the US-China trade war and the escalating costs of transportation. We firmly believe in our China plus one strategy coupled with our design and vertical integration capabilities; these expansions reflect so directly.”
Season Group looks forward to a robust 2022.