Since the beginning of Madeplax Group, the knowledge of the international market has always been an important factor to know not only cutting-edge products but also of origin, which has allowed to cover the shortcomings of the domestic market and thus lend a hand to suppliers, for the manufacture of finished products, and customers, to obtain a quality final product.
Since the 70's when, with the support of the Chamber of Commerce and credits from financial institutions, the company began to study the American and Asian markets, through the first exports of doors to Korea and Japan, investments in sawmills on the African continent and capital participation in North American multinational veneer manufacturing companies, to the creation of delegations around the world, Madeplax Group has always been committed to internationalization, closing strategic alliances with various factories, each one a leader in the products it manufactures.
In 2014, and thanks to the previous experience in Asian countries, Madeplax intensified its market studies for the creation of a company dedicated to the search and implementation of innovative products, with the ability to consolidate deals with the largest manufacturers in the area, which have the necessary knowledge for the manufacture of materials patented by the Group's R+D+I department, always going through a rigorous quality control that guarantees a good product. In this way, new sales channels were opened, expanding its radius of action and consolidating that of its branches.
It is in 2016 when the Madeplax Group makes a large investment for the creation of this new company based in the most influential manufacturing area of China, where it incorporates a responsible person in charge of supervising all the finished material as well as guaranteeing the shipments to destination in the agreed time and without any incident.
This year we plan to expand the assets of this new company in order to meet our commitments to our customers, as well as to expand the promotion of new products as an alternative to those already in force, in addition to significant injections of capital to the branches already established to improve infrastructure and thus be able to meet the demand for products and services planned for the coming years.