
Discover why AAM chose Barcelona-Catalonia to expand its business in Europe
20 Jul 2021
Business Investments · Automotive, Logistics & Smart Cities
The US automotive company AAM decided to expand its presence in Europe by acquiring a plant in Barcelona-Catalonia. From Southern Europe, AAM serves the main auto constructors such as BMW, Daimler, Porsche, and Audi.
AAM highlights how Barcelona-Catalonia is one of the main hubs in the South of Europe for the automotive industry, thanks to its transport communications, a huge auto cluster, and talent availability.
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