Gabriela Llobet is the director of Cinde, the organism that promotes investing in Costa Rica. According to nacion.com, she refused to comment on the names of the companies, where they will be located or how much they will invest.

She did share, however, the sectors in which they’ll operate: services, manufacture and medical devices.

Source: Nacion.com

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Volcano Corporation, a manufacturer of precision medical devices, has opened its first manufacturing plant outside the U.S., with an investment of $40 million.

A statement by Volcano reads:

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A statement from Helix Medical reads:

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