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1996
Press model 3. In 1996, when it was 25 years old, FRISA bought for the first time a new production line that included a press and a bending machine of German origin, expanding the machine shop , the laboratory, the expansion of Thermal Treatment, and new furnaces.
1996
Press 3 just installed.
1996
Product catalog. To make the growth of those years possible, with the increase in installed capacity and the high cycle of the market, during 1995 and 1996 some very young professionals joined the commercial area. It was decided to hire engineers, with business orientation, command of English and a highly reliable treatment, because the entire sales force was directed abroad, and especially they sought to reach very competitive industries.
1996
Collaborators celebrating the Christmas inn.
1996
Eduardo Garza T. had bought in August 1996, in a joint venture with Scot Forge, the Detroit, Michigan plant, which he had dreamed of since 1976. There he had seen a rolling machine at work for the first time; That was the beautiful plant that had given him the vision of what he wanted FRISA to look like and which had led him to invest in the first Wagner rolling machine. Twenty years later he had been able to buy it and turn it into Ringmasters. The dream had come true, twice.
1996
Newspaper article. Forge a royal company its globalization
1996
Newspaper article. Market segmentation and creation of business units.
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