With more than 60 years of experience in the construction market, the multilatina Teselta will not only be present in Puerto Rico, Panama and Costa Rica, but has also expanded its presence to continue offering its machinery rental and sale services in the Dominican Republic.
The announcement was made by the same president and CEO of Teselta, José Manuel Baeza, within the framework of Expo Construmedia Real Estate Fair 2022.
Baeza stressed that the stability of the Dominican economy over the last 20 years and the geographical location of the country were determining factors in choosing it as a new market to continue expanding towards the region they have as their vision.
“The Dominican Republic is a country in progress, with exceptional people, with extraordinary human quality, with economic and political stability and sustained growth,” he explained.
He argued that with Teselta the Dominican economy will be boosted, and for this they have specialized expert capital and the strength of the line of equipment that they distribute for more than six decades, with a direct impact on construction, food distribution and manufacturing. national.
In fact, Teselta has made an investment amounting to 10 million dollars and has generated 70 direct jobs on Dominican soil since it began operations under the name of Baeza Machinery Company in 2020.
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He said that his arrival in the country was in the midst of a pandemic, betting on the market for the sale, rental, spare parts and service of machinery in the Dominican Republic and affirmed “it was a time of great uncertainty in which we put our efforts into creating jobs and promoting the device national productive.
Equipping the future of the Dominican Republic
With its facilities at kilometer 18 of the Duarte highway, Teselta has a product line that includes the authorized distribution of brands such as John Deere, focused on the construction sector and aerial equipment such as JLG, Genie. “We are presenting to our clients in the Dominican Republic our leading brands in technological terms.
We have solutions for the benefit of our clients where we can remotely diagnose and monitor the units from our monitoring center, which operates from here for the entire region,” he said.
He added that Teselta guarantees a quality service and with this objective allocates an annual investment that reaches up to $20 million. In this way, it keeps its rental equipment fleet up to date and ensures the availability of the machinery required by customers to manage their businesses.
For more information, visit the website teselta.com or its social networks.
professional capital
The multilatina has a workforce of 300 people, distributed among the four markets. Under the new corporate identity, the work team identifies itself as the Teselta Brigade and values challenging the conventional to bravely face challenges and learn from experience.
The president of Teselta stressed that, in the case of the Dominican Republic, the reception that the company has received from customers has exceeded expectations.
This dynamic was attributed to the trained personnel, the quality of professionals that the country has, whose training is first class and who have been essential for rapport in the local market.
social commitment
Teselta advances without leaving behind, assured Baeza, the human and social commitment.
At this time, he is working, with the creation of a foundation and in each country where we are, in addition to the economic impact, “leaving a social impact, for us it is very important.”
We are defining the way, in the midst of several alternatives, that in addition to economic contributions, is an integral, that we ourselves are going to do community activities, as a company. This, he explained, is easy for us, but it can definitely change lives.
“Definitely, at Teselta we believe that the economic and social impact go hand in hand,” he concluded.
