Deacero to build $600 million advanced steel mill in Coahuila, Mexico

Scheduled to commence operations in February 2026, this mill aims to bolster Mexico’s self-sufficiency in steel production by focusing on structural profiles to replace imports and meet domestic demands.

This investment is part of Deacero ’s broader strategy to enhance its production capabilities, with a combined investment reaching $1.3 billion. The new facility is designed to be among the most modern in the world, employing cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices, including the use of electric furnaces and recycled steel, to significantly reduce environmental impact.

The project promises substantial economic benefits for the region, expected to generate 1,000 direct and 2,500 indirect employment opportunities, with an additional 1,500 jobs during its construction phase. These positions will offer competitive wages, nearly 40% above the industry standard. The mill's operation will support critical sectors such as manufacturing and infrastructure development in Mexico.