Guatemalan Ingesis Opens Operations in Costa Rica

According to Marketwire Hispanic Newsline, "Ingesis is represented in Central America by SAP software and business applications for smartphones and tablets. It has 100 employees."

The company plans to enter into the Panamanian market between 2012 and 2013, and also carries out consulting, technical assistance and education about new products.

Source: elnuevodiario.com.ni

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ITS InfoCom Inaugurates Bogota Offices

August 2010

Latin America's first multinational integrated infocommunication services provider has invested $2.2 million in the development of its corporate presence in the Colombian market.

The amount invested will increase to $5.2 million in 2011 and the number of ITS InfoCom “knowledge workers” is expected to go from 71 to around 150.

Multinational Fukurawa Opens in Panama

October 2010

The company, with presence in 85 countries, announced it will open a branch in Panama City.

Fukurawa was founded in Japan in 1875, specializing in creation of electronic materials and chemicals, real estate, fuel, machinery and metals.

Laestrella.com.pa reports, “Minister Roberto Henriquez said the decision made by the Furukawa Company Ltd., to open offices in Panama, is in line with many other multinational companies which have recognized that in order to serve their markets in the Americas the connectivity, commercial facilities, social stability and the good economic policies provided by Panama, are hardly matched by other countries.”

Meco Plans Investments in South America

February 2011

The Costa Rican builder examines incursions into Colombia, Peru and Chile for 2012.

Humberto Fernandez, corporate general manager, said that in view of their plans, they are starting a reorganization project.

Nacion.com publishes statements from the executive, "... these movements not only allow the firm to move south, but will also consolidate its work on the isthmus, particularly in Panama and Nicaragua."

Negotiations for Purchase of Cone Denim Textile Factory

April 2012

European investors are to acquire the Cone Denim Plant in Nicaragua, which has been closed for 3 years and could reopen in late 2012.

"It is a fact that this year the Cone Denim plant will be reopened. We're just waiting for the (purchase) negotiations to be completed," confirmed Dean Garcia, executive director of the Nicaraguan Association of Textile and Apparel Companies (Anitec), according to Laprensa.com.ni.