Maquimetalica

What Maquimetalica does

Maquimetalica (MAQUIMETÁLICA S.A. DE C.V.) is a Mexico City-based B2B metal-fabrication maquiladora operating from a single facility in Azcapotzalco. Founded in 2008, the company delivers contract metalworking services — laser cutting, CNC bending, turret punching, welding (including a robotic OTC-Daihen FD-V6 6-axis cell), and spray painting — primarily to Mexican industrial and construction-sector buyers. Its equipment base includes a 4000W HK Laser FL3015 fiber optic cutter, an Accurpress Edge 250-ton CNC press brake with a 12-foot bed, a Muratec Accurmax turret punch, and M-Tools machining equipment, positioning it as a mid-tier CNC job shop rather than a high-volume manufacturer.

The company operates a project-driven, quote-based pricing model with no disclosed long-term contracts or enterprise agreements. Its customer base comprises approximately eleven named accounts across diverse sub-sectors (Automotive/safety, engineering, construction, electronics-adjacent), and go-to-market is direct sales with no channel partners or distributor network. Distribution is single-country (Mexico) and single-site, with no satellite operations or cross-border activity disclosed. The firm maintains a corporate website and profiles on LinkedIn and Facebook but has no certifications, patents, or industry awards documented in available sources.

Maquimetalica has 11-50 employees and is privately held, with no funding rounds, acquisitions, partnerships, or leadership changes disclosed. Capital allocation has focused on equipment modernization rather than market expansion or M&A. The business model is fundamentally that of a custom job shop competing on equipment capability, turnaround time, and local presence rather than on scale, IP, or recurring revenue contracts.

Name

Maquimetalica

Legal name

MAQUIMETÁLICA S.A. DE C.V.

Website

https://maquimetalica.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2008

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Maquimetalica is a Mexico City-based B2B metal-fabrication maquiladora providing CNC laser cutting, bending, punching, robotic welding, and spray painting services to Mexican industrial and construction-sector buyers from a single Azcapotzalco facility.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Azcapotzalco

HQ country

Mexico

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Maquila Manufacturing Services: Job-shop manufacturing services for metal parts including laser cutting, bending, punching, welding, and painting. Services are customized per client project with pricing based on specifications, materials, and production volume. Revenue generated through project-based contracts and one-time production runs.
2. Custom Metal Fabrication: Bespoke metal part manufacturing for industrial clients. The company processes carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other materials into precision components according to client specifications.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

Maquimetálica is a metal fabrication maquila (contract manufacturer) that produces custom sheet-metal parts and assemblies for industrial clients. Its core services include laser cutting (CO2 and fiber optic), CNC turret punching, CNC press-brake bending, robotic and manual welding, and industrial painting. The shop supports end-to-end production from CAD/CAM file to finished, painted metal component, primarily serving manufacturers in electronics, food, automotive, and healthcare sectors.

Product overview

Maquimetalica is a metal fabrication service provider (maquila) offering a comprehensive suite of manufacturing services for the metalworking industry since 2008. Their core portfolio consists of five integrated services: Laser Cutting (using HK Laser & Systems and M-Tools fiber optic equipment for steel up to 3/4"), Metal Bending (using Accurpress brake presses up to 250 tons and 12 feet), CNC Punching (using Muratec and Accurmax turret presses), Welding (using OTC-Daihen equipment including robotic arms), and Painting. They process carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and other metals, serving automotive, industrial, and manufacturing clients with precision CNC-controlled equipment.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Laser Cutting (Corte por Láser) Precision cutting of sheet metal using Amada CO2 and HK fiber-optic laser systems to produce parts to client specifications. Service is provided to industrial manufacturers in electronics, food, automotive, and related sectors.
• CNC Turret Punching (Punzonado) Hole punching and forming on sheet metal using a Whitel CNC turret punch, used to complement laser cutting for parts requiring precise hole patterns and standard forms. Targeted at industrial clients needing medium-batch production runs.
• Metal Bending (Doblez) Precision bending of sheet-metal parts on Accurpress CNC press brakes, following client-supplied drawings. Offered as part of complete part fabrication for industrial customers.
• Welding (Soldadura) MIG/TIG and robotic welding of fabricated metal components using OTC-Daihen welding equipment, joining subassemblies into finished metal parts. Targeted at industrial OEMs requiring welded sub-assemblies.
• Industrial Painting (Pintura) Application of industrial paint and finishing coatings to fabricated metal parts as the final step of the maquila process, delivering parts ready for end use or assembly by the client.

Named customers11 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• Kloeckner Metals: Global metal service center operating laser cutting, bending and fabrication capabilities in Mexico (including Monterrey). Comparable because it offers CNC cut-to-size, bending and value-added services of the type Maquimetalica provides, with overlapping customer needs though at much larger scale and network.
• Ryerson: US-headquartered industrial metals distributor and processor with fabrication services including laser cutting, press brake forming and welding. Comparable as a provider of outsourced metal fabrication services to industrial B2B customers, with similar equipment processes and project-based quoting model.
• Grupo Collado: Major Mexican metals distribution and fabrication group serving industrial customers across Mexico. Comparable because it operates metal-services infrastructure serving the same metalmecanica customer base as Maquimetalica, although it is much broader and more vertically integrated than a single job shop.
• Grupo IMSA: Mexican industrial group with steel processing and metal fabrication operations serving automotive, construction and industrial markets. Comparable as a Mexican metal-fabrication services provider, but materially larger and more diversified than Maquimetalica's single-site job shop.
• O'Neal Manufacturing Services: US contract metal fabrication provider offering laser cutting, forming, machining, welding and assembly. Comparable business model — multi-process CNC fabrication for industrial customers on a project / quote basis — though its footprint is US-focused rather than Mexican.
• BTD Manufacturing: Mid-market US contract metal manufacturer offering laser cutting, brake forming, welding and powder coating with multiple plants. Comparable end-to-end fabrication service mix (cutting + bending + welding + finishing) and B2B project-based revenue model.
• Tenaris: Global seamless and welded steel pipe manufacturer with significant Mexican operations (Tamsa in Veracruz). Comparable as a large Mexico-based industrial metal processor, although its end products and customer set are far upstream from Maquimetalica's job-shop precision parts.
• DEACERO: One of Mexico's largest steel producers and downstream metal product manufacturers. Comparable because it processes carbon steel into industrial products and serves Mexican B2B buyers, although it operates at vastly greater scale and is also a steelmaker, not just a fabricator.

Regional players

• Industrias SL (Fabricaciones Metalicas): Mexican metal fabrication and structural metalwork company serving industrial and construction customers. Comparable as a Mexico-based fabricator of metal parts/assemblies, though it is more focused on structural/construction outputs than Maquimetalica's precision CNC part focus.
• Servicios Metalurgicos de Mexico: Mexican metalworking services provider offering machining, fabrication and finishing for industrial customers. Comparable as a Mexico-domestic job-shop style metal fabrication services competitor in the same industrial customer base.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/Maquimetalica
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company-beta/16231563
• Xx.com/maquimetalica

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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