Mexican Company Embraces Globalization While Preserving Cultural And Business Roots

Date: 28 September 2012

The Editor interviews Alejandro Sanchez-Mujica, Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of the Board, Vitro S.

A.B. de C.V.Editor: Please give us an overview of Vitro’s 100-plus-year history and describe its core business areas and locations.Sanchez-Mujica: Founded in 1909, Vitro is one of the largest glass manufacturers in the world and certainly the largest in Mexico, with annual sales of $1.76 billion...Read Full Article.

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