Fujitec Acquires Mexico’s EEVI

Fujitec Co., Ltd. announced on December 16 it has acquired 85% of the shares of Tijuana, Mexico-headquartered Elevadores EV International, S.A. de C.V. (EEVI). EEVI, Fujitec observed, “has rich experience exporting to elevator companies in North America” and holds a leading market share in Mexico. The acquisition promises to further enhance Fujitec’s cost competitiveness in North America by utilizing EEVI’s manufactured components. The impact of the acquisition on Fujitec’s financial results for the fiscal year ending in March 2023 is expected to be minor.

Get more of Elevator World. Sign up for our free e-newsletter.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Otis-Logo

Otis To Provide Elevators and Escalators for Malaysian Residential Tower

MESA

MESA Meeting Includes Hyperion Presentation and Scholarships

schindler

Schindler Modernizes Elevators at Art Deco Tower in NYC

Ethiopian_Electric_Power.svg

Construction of Tallest Building in Sub-Saharan Africa Restarted

Deyaar's Downtown Residences; image courtesy of Deyaar

Deyaar Unveils Dubai Downtown Residences Project

The wooden escalator; image © TfL

Last Wooden Escalator in London Underground to be Replaced by Elevator

North America, which requires larger elevators, has some of the most expensive elevator costs in the world, according to the Saanich Council; photo by Martin Pechy via Wikimedia Commons.

BC District Pushing for European-Style Elevators

3rd Avenue-149th street Station; image courtesy of LiftComm

LiftComm Enhances NYC MTA Station Elevator Safety, Security