Within the framework of Fag Sistems' policy of growth and productive alliances, on September 14, the current governor of the Province of Chaco, Jorge Capitanich, and Eduardo Marjbein, director of the company, met at production plant 2 in Barracas, in the City of Buenos Aires. Also participating were Sebastián Benítez Molas, Undersecretary of Political and Institutional Coordination of the National Government; Lucas Cepeda, Undersecretary of Employment of the province of Chaco and the entire production and commercial team of Fag Sistems.

The governor toured the plant, saw the assembly process of televisions and small appliances and participated in the assembly of a kettle. Then a work meeting was held where details were discussed for the development of a plant near Resistencia, Chaco, initially for the assembly of LED televisions and with prospects of expanding it to small appliances and computers.

The plant, which will be installed in the local industrial park in the first stage with approximately 600 square meters, will have 2 television production lines and will be able to generate more than 100 direct jobs. This will allow adding value with Argentine talent in areas with industrialization that is still incipient but with a lot of development potential, in addition to covering the demand of the NOA.

The directors of Fag Sistems maintained that the essence of the company is growth and they are committed to taking advantage of the situation in Argentina and generating jobs as an “unmissable opportunity and almost a moral duty.”
“The alliance with a politician like Jorge Capitanich who believes in development, innovation and is a fervent promoter of the productive industry, is the piece that completes this initiative of progress,” they expanded. "A sign that when the objective is to grow, the union of political decision, private initiative and developmental attitude can generate great social changes. In approximately 90 days, Chaco will have its first assembly line for LED televisions and Fag Sistems will have its sixth production plant in the country. We are excited, grateful and happy, finalizing details to travel to see the location with the engineering and production team."