Bank of Mexico opens second banknote printing plant

Existing facility has reached capacity and cannot keep up with banknote demand, says governor

The Bank of Mexico
Daniel Hinge

A second banknote printing facility run by the Bank of Mexico opened on November 7, almost 50 years after the first facility began operations.

The central bank started the project in 2010 following signs the country’s existing facility was reaching production capacity.

This new factory will allow the Bank of Mexico to keep up with the increased demand for banknotes, governor Alejandro Díaz de León said in a statement.

The new facility will also reduce the central bank’s cash management risk

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