Livoltek Invests R$ 70 Million in Factory in Brazil With Plans to Generate Over 600 Jobs

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Published on 14/06/2024 at 20:02

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Livoltek Will Inaugurate The First Solar Inverter Factory In Latin America In Manaus, Creating More Than 600 Jobs. With An Investment Of R$ 70 Million, Production Begins In The Second Half Of 2024, Including Lithium Batteries And Chargers For Electric Vehicles, Also Serving Neighboring Countries.

Last Wednesday, (12/06), Livoltek, a member of the Hexing Group, announced the inauguration of the first solar inverter factory in Latin America, located in the Manaus Free Trade Zone (ZFM). With a significant investment of R$ 70 million, the company plans to create more than 2600 direct and indirect job opportunities. The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for July 24, promising to bring together authorities, industry associations, integrators, the press, and influencers from the photovoltaic market.

New Livoltek Factory In Brazil

Production at the new facility is scheduled to start in the second half of 2024.

In addition to solar inverters, the investment in the Manaus Free Trade Zone includes the manufacture of lithium batteries and electric vehicle chargers, with production expected to begin at the end of 2024.

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Brazilian Market And Export Strategy

The new Livoltek factory, covering 18,000 square meters, aims to serve not only the Brazilian market but also neighboring countries such as Argentina, Colombia, Paraguay, and Peru.

In the long term, the company plans to expand its exports to Europe.

With this, Livoltek is considering offering inverters produced in Brazil at the same cost as imported ones, as the production stages are nationalized.

Liangzhang Zhou, chairman of the Hexing Group, highlighted the company’s long-term commitment to Brazil and, in particular, to Amazonas.

Zhou emphasized that Livoltek will rely only on the standard incentives from the Superintendence of the Manaus Free Trade Zone (Suframa), without special treatments, reaffirming the company’s commitment to sustainable development and the generation of new jobs in the region.

Livoltek is a Chinese company with factories in Indonesia and Africa, and operations in Europe.

With the new facility in Manaus, the company aims to consolidate its presence in Latin America, contributing to the expansion of the solar energy market and the transition to a cleaner and more sustainable energy matrix.

Job Opportunities At The Livoltek Factory

The inauguration of the factory represents an excellent opportunity for those seeking employment in the region.

With the creation of 600 direct jobs and more than 2,000 indirect job opportunities, Livoltek is committed to strengthening the local economy and providing professional development for the residents of Manaus and surrounding areas.

The company will seek talent in various areas, from production to administrative and technical sectors.

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Livoltek Invests R$ 70 Million in Factory in Brazil With Plans to Generate Over 600 Jobs

Livoltek Will Inaugurate The First Solar Inverter Factory In Latin America In Manaus, Creating More Than 600 Jobs. With An Investment Of R$ 70 Million, Production Begins In The Second Half Of 2024, Including Lithium Batteries And Chargers For Electric Vehicles, Also Serving Neighboring Countries.

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