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Prolec Energy

Prolec Energy

Prolec Energy

Verified Nov 2026

Electronics & Software

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Mexico flag

Apodaca, Nuevo Leon

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Since 1969

Prolec Energy is a power transformer manufacturer founded in 1969 and headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo León, Mexico. It employs between 10,000 and 50,000 people and has an estimated revenue band of $1-5 billion. The company makes transformers for generation, transmission, and distribution, along with maintenance, repair, and component services. It serves utilities, energy cooperatives, municipalities, and industrial customers. In 2026 it began site preparation for a $140 million expansion at its Goldsboro facility.

Prolec Energy

Verified Nov 2026

AT A GLANCE

Founded

1969

Headquarters

Mexico flag

Apodaca, Nuevo Leon

Employees

10,000-50,000

Ownership

Prolec Energy at a glance

Revenue

$1-5B

Est. band

Employees

10,000-50,000

Founded

1969

Headquarters

Apodaca, Nuevo Leon

Industries

Automotive

Electric Vehicles

Electronics

Construction

Renewable Energy

Industrial Equipment

Overview

Prolec Energy is a power transformer manufacturer founded in 1969 and headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo León, Mexico. It employs between 10,000 and 50,000 people and has an estimated revenue band of $1-5 billion. The company makes transformers for generation, transmission, and distribution, along with maintenance, repair, and component services. It serves utilities, energy cooperatives, municipalities, and industrial customers. In 2026 it began site preparation for a $140 million expansion at its Goldsboro facility.

At a glance

Attribute

Detail

Founded

1969

Headquarters

Apodaca, Nuevo Leon

Employees

10,000-50,000

Revenue

$1-5B (estimated)

Primary capability

Electronics & Software

What Prolec Energy makes

Prolec offers metal fabrication, welding, assembly, transmission, and coating capabilities, and its products are sold under the Prolec, Waukesha, and Celeco brands. No certifications are listed in the record.

Products and capabilities described on the company's own site include Metal Fabrication, Welding, Assembly, Transmission, Coating (source: prolec.energy).

Latest developments

Facilities

Prolec Energy is headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon. Public sources also reference these locations:

Company details

GE Vernova completed its acquisition of the Prolec GE joint venture in February 2026, and the company operates manufacturing sites in Mexico, the United States, and Brazil. Prolec Energy was founded in 1969, has an estimated 10,000-50,000 employees, and is headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon.

Frequently asked questions

What does Prolec Energy make?

Prolec Energy is a power transformer manufacturer founded in 1969 and headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo León, Mexico. It employs between 10,000 and 50,000 people and has an estimated revenue band of $1-5 billion. The company makes transformers for generation, transmission, and distribution, along with maintenance, repair, and component services. It serves utilities, energy cooperatives, municipalities, and industrial customers. In 2026 it began site preparation for a $140 million expansion at its Goldsboro facility.

Where is Prolec Energy headquartered?

Prolec Energy is headquartered in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon (924 Boulevard Carlos Salinas de Gortari, Apodaca, Nuevo Leon, 66600).

When was Prolec Energy founded?

Prolec Energy was founded in 1969.

How big is Prolec Energy?

Prolec Energy has an estimated 10,000-50,000 employees, with revenue in the $1-5B range (estimated).

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Location & contact

Apodaca, Nuevo Leon (HQ)Headquarters · Mexico
Apodaca, Nuevo Leon (HQ)924 Boulevard Carlos Salinas de Gortari, Apodaca, Nuevo Leon, 66600, MexicoHeadquarters

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