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Pipe Factory at Pecém Port Will Be Expanded and Will Create Almost 100 Jobs

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 22/08/2019 at 15:02

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Factory Within the Port of Pecém Area Will Undergo Expansion Works and Will Generate at Least 40 Jobs in Two Shifts

The São Paulo pipe manufacturer Hydrostec Tubos Equipamentos Ltda. will invest about R$ 10 million in the expansion of its factory located in the Industrial and Port Complex of the Port of Pecém.
The announcement was made by the company’s Director, Sérgio Ferreira, who stated that the investments will be beneficial for both the company and the region.

“The works have already begun and should last approximately 9 months. This expansion should more than double the factory’s production capacity and generate at least 40 job positions per shift,” said the director.
The works, which are expected to be completed by June of next year (2020), will create 80 new direct jobs when the factory is operating at the expanded capacity.

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Danilo Serpa (President-Director of the Industrial and Port Complex of Pecém – CIPP) spoke about the importance of the enterprise as a job generator.
“The expansion of this factory, which is within our industrial area, shows how much we are striving to develop the economy of Ceará. Our goal is to continue attracting more and more investments to the Pecém Complex,” he said.

The Factory

Located in an area of approximately 320,000 m2 in the Port Industrial Complex, at the Port of Pecém, situated in the municipality of Caucaia (Ceará), its main activity is the manufacture of steel pipes with spiral welding and metal piles ranging from 400 mm to 3,000 mm in diameter and thickness from 4.25 mm to 19 mm, with lengths of up to 18 meters, with coating.

Currently serving the entire national market, Hydrostec was inaugurated in 2010 and at the time was the first factory in the Northeast region with automated production of steel pipes for dams, aqueducts, and large works.

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