Innova Adds Mexicali Molding Assets and Production Space

Innova Engineered Plastics has purchased key manufacturing assets from ATMEX in Mexicali, Mexico, according to a Globe Newswire announcement published by Manilatimes. Innova described itself as a provider of heavy-gauge plastic enclosures and single-use components for medical device and other critical highly regulated industries.

The purchase includes injection molding equipment and additional production space in Mexicali. Manilatimes reported that Innova said the additions expand its production capacity and large-component molding capabilities.

Manufacturing assets included in the purchase

According to the announcement published by Manilatimes, the asset purchase includes nine injection molding machines. The machines range from 650 to 2,500 tons.

Innova also added an incremental 93,000 square feet of production space in Mexicali. The company said the additional space, together with the machine purchases, expands its production capacity and large-component molding capabilities.

Medical device component context

Innova identified medical device as among the industries it serves with heavy-gauge plastic enclosures and single-use components. The announced asset purchase concerns manufacturing operations in Mexicali and adds equipment intended for injection molding.

For medical device sales professionals, the announcement provides a supplier-side update involving production space, molding equipment, and large-component capabilities. Manilatimes reported the Globe Newswire announcement on October 06, 2026.

Announced details

• Innova purchased key manufacturing assets from ATMEX in Mexicali, Mexico.
• The purchase includes nine injection molding machines.
• The machines range from 650 to 2,500 tons.
• Innova added an incremental 93,000 square feet of production space in Mexicali.
• Innova said the equipment and space expand production capacity and large-component molding capabilities.

The announcement did not provide further details on the assets beyond the machinery and production-space additions reported by Manilatimes.