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Global Expansion With Local Impact: Chinese Group Begins Construction of Battery and Inverter Factory in Brazil, Creating Jobs and Income
The Deye, a prestigious company from China specialized in manufacturing solar inverters, batteries, and environmental comfort solutions, has decided to open its first international factory in Brazil. The new unit will be installed in the Manaus Industrial Pole (PIM), creating significant job opportunities and boosting the local economy.
The official announcement was made during a meeting at the Superintendence of the Free Trade Zone of Manaus (Suframa) this Tuesday (3), with the attendance of representatives from Deye and Suframa.
Expansion of Deye and Job Creation in Brazil
During the meeting, which was led by the Superintendent of Suframa, Bosco Saraiva, and the General Coordinator of Foreign Trade and International Affairs of the Autarchy, Arthur Lisboa, Deye outlined its plans for the new factory. The meeting also included the presence of Deye’s CEO, David Ji, the Global Sales Vice President, Alan Wu, the Chief Financial Officer, Rocky Murph, and regional representatives Thiago Gomes and Caio Lentini.
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Thiago Gomes, country manager of Deye for Brazil, Italy, and Spain, emphasized the strategic importance of this initiative. He highlighted that the establishment of the factory will enable Deye to compete more effectively in the national and South American markets, as well as offer more advantageous tax solutions to its clients. The forecast is that the factory will generate around one thousand direct and indirect jobs, significantly contributing to the local economy.
New Factory in Manaus
The decision to establish the factory in Manaus is directly linked to the tax and logistical benefits offered by the Manaus Free Trade Zone (ZFM). The factory will be Deye’s first unit outside of China, reflecting the company’s global strategy to expand its production capacity and regionalization. Initially, production will focus on batteries, with plans to expand to the manufacture of inverters and, later, air conditioners.
Caio Lentini, Operations Director of Deye for Brazil, Italy, and Spain, highlighted that Deye already operates in more than 150 countries and is a market leader in many of them, including Brazil, the United States, Germany, South Africa, and other Asia-Pacific countries. The choice of Manaus not only aligns with the company’s growth objectives but also strengthens trade relations between Brazil and China.
The Superintendent of Suframa, Bosco Saraiva, reaffirmed the Autarchy’s support for new investments that promote the development of the region. “Suframa is always open to initiatives that drive the economic growth of the Manaus Industrial Pole. Deye’s decision to establish its first international factory here reflects the competitiveness and advantages we offer,” said Saraiva.
The establishment of Deye’s factory in Manaus represents an important milestone for the local industry and the Brazilian economy. In addition to creating jobs and income, the new unit will strengthen Brazil’s position as an industrial hub in South America, serving both the local and international markets.
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