25.11.2025

Sinoboom opens Mexican plant

Chinese aerial lift and telehandler manufacturer Sinoboom opened its new production facility in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, last week, just 15 months after 'breaking ground'.

The facility covers 186,667 square metres and will serve markets throughout the Americas. Production will eventually include most of Sinoboom's slab and Rough Terrain scissor lifts, boom lifts, and telehandlers. It has been designed from the start for intelligent manufacturing, with a high level of automation, in areas such as welding, painting and assembly, with smart monitoring systems to maximise production efficiency and deliver consistent quality levels.

It has also been designed for a low environmental impact, with maximum energy efficiency, along with minimal waste or emissions from paint and other processes. The company hopes that by 2028 it will have the capacity to manufacture up to 20,000 units a year.

The opening ceremony on the 18th of November was attended by around 300 guests, including local dignitaries such as Claudia Cristina Villaseñor Aguilar, secretary of the economy for Guanajuato, and Melanie Murillo Chávez, mayor of Silao, along with the management team from the industrial park, distributors, customers, contractors and suppliers.

Sinoboom chairman Steven Liu said: "This new plant shows our promise to be the best on a global basis. Our new plant will produce top quality Sinoboom products for existing and new customers across the region."

Sinoboom was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Changsha, China.