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Industrias Nacionales, also known as INCA, is the leading manufacturer of construction goods in the Dominican Republic. It is headquartered in the Isabela Industrial Zone of Santo Domingo on the outer banks of the Isabela River. == History == INCA began as a nail factory in Santo Domingo after being acquired by Luis Garcia San Miguel in 1947. It was during the regime of dictator Trujillo that Luis Garcia expanded the factory's capabilities by making it a producer of wire mesh and iron gates. In 1974, Luis Garcia's son, Francisco Garcia Crespo, took over the company and began a process of vertical integration and expansion. This was symbolized with the introduction of new products and processes such as barbed wire and galvanizing capabilities. By 2001, INCA expanded into the steel rebar business with the purchase of a state of the art steel rolling-mill. The rolling-mill is located 23 kilometers north of Santo Domingo in the Juan Pablo Duarte highway. In 2007, INCA merged with Gerdau resulting in a 49% holding share for Gerdau and 51% for INCA. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Industrias Nacionales」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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