The continued growth of Costa Rica Green Valley is reinforcing the Western region as a strategic hub for investment attraction and job creation in the country.
With the arrival of new companies in the high-tech sector, the project is expected to generate more than 500 jobs in the coming years, strengthening economic development beyond the Greater Metropolitan Area.
This momentum is driven by a clear vision: to attract global companies in industries such as medical devices, advanced manufacturing, and technology—industries capable of creating specialized, high-value employment opportunities. Companies such as Zimmer Biomet, Promed, and Nelipak are part of this growing ecosystem, with operations expected to begin in 2027.
A Tangible Impact on the Community
Beyond the numbers, the impact of Costa Rica Green Valley is already being felt across the region. The project’s first phase is currently home to operating companies that are generating direct employment, with approximately 70% of the workforce coming from nearby cantons such as Grecia, Atenas, Sarchí, Naranjo, Palmares, Poás, and San Ramón.
This approach not only promotes local employability, but also drives productive linkages and energizes the broader regional economy—creating opportunities for suppliers, specialized services, and new business ventures.
A Development That Keeps Growing
Costa Rica Green Valley continues to move forward with a second phase that will expand its industrial capacity and enable the arrival of new operations. This growth reaffirms the project’s commitment to sustainable development, job creation, and the development of an ideal environment for world-class companies.
Together, these efforts position the Western region as an emerging hub of opportunity—where investment, local talent, and innovation come together to help shape the country’s future.