Rio Blue Produce and Sierra Madre Produce, both with operations in Chihuahua, Mexico have selected Santa Teresa, New Mexico to grow their North American markets. The food produce companies will have a combined 92,000 SF of warehouse and distribution space.

Prent plans to invest $12.5 million and create 85 new jobs. Headquartered in Janesville, WI, Prent’s global footprint is strategically located to supply many of the world’s leading Fortune 100 companies.

Arizona-based Ascent Aviation Services is planning to expand to the Roswell Air Center and hire 360 employees for airplane repair and maintenance services.

A leading manufacturer of metal composite materials will open an office and manufacturing/distribution facility in New Mexico with an initial hire of 35.

LaSen, a company that specializes in aerial inspection and mapping services, is planning a major expansion in New Mexico. The company plans to hire 79 additional employees over the next 5 years and invest $8.4 million into a new 37,000-square foot facility.

Sceye, a company founded by global humanitarian Mikkel Vestergaard, has chosen New Mexico as its U.S. base of stratospheric flights for earth observation and communication. The latest expansion will create 140 high-paying manufacturing and engineering jobs.

An ideal business climate, strong talent pool, and strong value proposition make New Mexico the clear choice when it comes to locations for expanding or relocating businesses.

Kairos Power LLC has chosen Albuquerque as its home for a new engineering center to support the development of its advanced reactor technology.

Faneuil plans to hire 700 for its new state-of-the-art customer care operation in Albuquerque.