According to the Costa Rican Coalition of Development Initiatives (Cinde), the health sector company's investment will focus on the construction of a building and the implementation of state-of-the-art technology.

See "Central America: $140 million in Industrial Projects"

Cinde explained in a statement that Precision Concepts Medical Technologies, which started operations as a precision mechanics workshop and is now a contractor offering engineering solutions and complete assemblies, will be increasing and strengthening the molding and engineering services.

" From the beginning, the philosophy of Precision Concepts has been based on meeting and exceeding the expectations of our customers. For this reason, we have been building a path to excellence and we have developed more and better capabilities that allow us to offer higher value-added processes and thus achieve the strengthening of our operations while maintaining high quality standards. I am very pleased and excited about this significant investment that we will make and that will undoubtedly contribute to the positioning of the company and advance to the next level," said Vince Marino, founder of Precision Concepts.

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