Lincoln Electric considers investing in Panama

The multinational company, a global leader in welding equipment, is considering expanding to the region via Panama.

Thursday, January 22, 2009

Prensa.com reports: "No decision has been made yet, but the company could set up a sales office or regional training center in Panama, or even an industrial plant.

There is also the possibility of participating as a subcontractor in the construction of the third set of locks: yesterday they shared this interest with the Panama Canal Authority."

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