“It would be important that Mexico had a clear regulation”
“The feedback from operators was excellent because they say that it is the only novelty they have seen in the event and that makes me very happy”, assured Puyol.
The executive remarked that the Mexican market is growing a lot, and that was shown in ELA 2010. “I think there is a future here and there is a lot to do. It would be important that a clear regulation existed, in order to avoid what has happened, for example, in Brazil. Nowadays, apparently, everything is allowed, but it is not very clear. A good law would be interesting”, he pointed.
Nowadays, the most important markets for Brabingo are Mexico and Argentina. “We have established a society with Electro Chance through which we will jointly manufacture and commercialize the products in Argentina. The production will be local with the aim to reduce costs and also due to our current problems for producing in Brazil”, he informed.
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