Apopa, El Salvador – Intradeco Holdings, a leading global apparel manufacturer, has announced the completion of Phase 2 of its $15 million investment in its subsidiary, Apopa Energy. This milestone adds 10 megawatts of solar energy to the grid and includes the development of a community sports complex.

This achievement fulfills Intradeco's 2021 commitment to install 25 megawatts of solar power in El Salvador and 5 megawatts in Honduras. To date, Intradeco Holdings' investments in sustainable energy have surpassed $30 million.

"This investment reflects our dedication to both sustainable energy and community development," said Camila Argueta, manager of Apopa Energy. "We are excited about the positive impact this will have on the environment and the local community."

Intradeco Holdings emphasized that the improved investment climate and reduced violence in El Salvador have been crucial to the success of this project, particularly in an area that was previously considered unsafe.

"This project demonstrates our commitment to renewable energy and the communities we serve," added a representative from Intradeco Holdings. "The new sports complex will provide valuable recreational opportunities for local residents."

About Intradeco Holdings

With over 40 years of experience in the textile industry, Intradeco Holdings is a vertically integrated global manufacturing group that offers high-quality apparel in various categories, including babywear, casual wear, thermal wear, and outerwear.

Serving major retailers in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada, Intradeco is committed to sustainability and has received recognition from its partners. The company's state-of-the-art facilities drive innovation in renewable energy, recycled yarns, and sustainable practices, while also supporting various charitable organizations worldwide.

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