El Buen Grill: strengthening relationships, continuing projects

As part of its 2025 year-end activities, HEMAQ hosted El Buen Grill at its facilities in Monterrey and Querétaro, bringing together CNC industry customers, strategic partners, and manufacturing allies in an environment designed to encourage connection, conversation, and relationship-building beyond day-to-day operations.

The objective was clear: to personally thank customers for their trust and long-term collaboration, while creating a closer space to share perspectives on the current state of advanced manufacturing, discuss ongoing initiatives, and look ahead to future projects.

Held simultaneously on November 27, 2025, El Buen Grill welcomed representatives from 87 companies across industries such as aerospace, automotive, metalworking, precision manufacturing, and industrial automation. Attendees traveled from different regions of Mexico, reflecting both HEMAQ’s national reach and the diversity of the CNC manufacturing ecosystem it supports.

The event offered a thoughtfully curated experience aimed at creating a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere, conducive to open conversation and meaningful interaction outside the usual technical and production-focused environment. The Spin and Grill activity featured multiple prizes, along with a premium raffle that included grills, insulated coolers, molcajetes, a television, headphones, and vouchers for traditional cookouts, adding an element of appreciation and surprise.

Beyond the activities themselves, the most valuable aspect of the event was the shared time and direct interaction, the opportunity to sit down, exchange ideas, and strengthen trust and mutual understanding that form the foundation of long-term relationships in the CNC machinery and manufacturing industry.

For HEMAQ, El Buen Grill 2025 was more than a social gathering. It served as a moment to recognize what has been built alongside its customers, step away from daily operations, and reaffirm its commitment to remaining a strategic partner in CNC solutions, automation, and high-value manufacturing processes.

The year concluded with stronger relationships, shared experiences, and a forward-looking mindset, focused on new projects, technological innovation, and continued collaboration within the industrial manufacturing community.