New Mondial Factory Will Be Built in Brazil: With an Investment of R$ 45.7 Million in Bahia, New Facility Will Generate Approximately 1,400 Jobs

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 01/08/2025 at 07:47

Nova fábrica da Mondial em Cruz das Almas, no DICA 2, terá investimento de R$ 45,7 milhões e vai criar até 1.400 empregos diretos, fortalecendo a economia local e atraindo novos negócios. Fonte: Revista Viva

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New Mondial Factory in Cruz das Almas, in DICA 2, Will Have Investment of R$ 45.7 Million and Will Create Up to 1,400 Direct Jobs, Strengthening the Local Economy and Attracting New Businesses.

New Mondial factory in Cruz das Almas has been confirmed. The company announced the establishment of the factory in the municipality after signing a letter of intent with the City Hall. The initial investment will be R$ 45.7 million and aims to generate jobs in Bahia, with over 1,400 direct vacancies throughout the project’s phases.

New Mondial Factory: Strategic Location in DICA 2

The Mondial factory will be built in DICA 2, on a plot of 200,000 square meters provided by the municipality.

The area is located on the banks of BR-101, which facilitates logistics and enhances distribution potential.

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Repercussions Among Local Authorities

Mayor Ednaldo Ribeiro highlighted the project’s importance for the city.

“The arrival of Mondial represents a historic milestone for Cruz das Almas. It is a giant step towards the economic development of our municipality. We are talking about job creation, more income circulating in the city, and real opportunities for our youth and for those who have always dreamed of a decent job close to home,” he stated.

The president of the City Council, Euricles Neto, also celebrated the achievement.

“Mondial chose Cruz because it trusts our work, our organization, and our commitment to the city’s growth. It is the result of a lot of work, planning, and dialogue with the private sector. It is a victory that will transform lives,” he said.

Growth Projections and New Businesses

The decision of Grupo MK to install the factory in Cruz das Almas was based on studies that pointed to the city as the ideal location for expansion.

The strategic location, available infrastructure, and skilled labor were determining factors.

With this new industrial investment in DICA 2, the municipality strengthens its position as a hub for attracting large companies, enhancing its relevance in the state and national landscape.

New Mondial Factory Will Be Built in Brazil: With an Investment of R$ 45.7 Million in Bahia, New Facility Will Generate Approximately 1,400 Jobs

New Mondial Factory in Cruz das Almas, in DICA 2, Will Have Investment of R$ 45.7 Million and Will Create Up to 1,400 Direct Jobs, Strengthening the Local Economy and Attracting New Businesses.

New Mondial Factory: Strategic Location in DICA 2

Repercussions Among Local Authorities

Growth Projections and New Businesses

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New Mondial Factory Will Be Built in Brazil: With an Investment of R$ 45.7 Million in Bahia, New Facility Will Generate Approximately 1,400 Jobs

New Mondial Factory in Cruz das Almas, in DICA 2, Will Have Investment of R$ 45.7 Million and Will Create Up to 1,400 Direct Jobs, Strengthening the Local Economy and Attracting New Businesses.

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Repercussions Among Local Authorities

Growth Projections and New Businesses

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With a wingspan of 152 meters, 76 tires, and a capacity to carry 1,270 tons, the Boeing Pelican was the giant “flying ship” that promised to cross oceans close to the water on an invisible air cushion beneath its wings.

While countries spend billions to draw water from the sea, a Nobel-winning scientist creates a container-sized machine that extracts up to 1,000 liters per day from dry air and uses ultrasound to release water in minutes, even in the middle of the desert.

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