Sete Lagoas Stands Out as an Industrial Hub with the Inauguration of the New dsm-firmenich Factory, which Invested R$ 60 Million in Animal Health.
On last Friday, October 18, Sete Lagoas received the new factory of dsm-firmenich, an industry that will focus on the production of feed, supplements, and additives for animal health. This venture, which involved a private investment of approximately R$ 60 million, marks an important step for the city, which is consolidating itself as one of the main industrial hubs in Minas Gerais. The new plant occupies an area of 12,000 square meters and integrates with an existing space of 40,000 square meters of the company, with an expected production of 120,000 tons annually.
Sete Lagoas: Attraction for Investments
Sete Lagoas stands out for its strategic location, favorable topography, and the streamlining of administrative processes, which facilitates the attraction of various ventures.
Mayor Duílio de Castro emphasized that the new dsm-firmenich factory could have been installed in another city but encountered difficulties for project approvals.
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“In Sete Lagoas, we completed everything in just 15 days”, he stated, highlighting the administration’s commitment to creating a favorable environment for new investments.
Job Creation at the New dsm-firmenich Factory and Development
The inauguration of the new factory of dsm-firmenich was a notable event, attended by authorities such as Governor Romeu Zema.
The governor emphasized the importance of the company’s investment, which will generate approximately 300 jobs in the region.
He highlighted that the installation of the new unit is a significant advancement for the development of local agricultural activity, bringing technology and innovation to the sector.
The New dsm-firmenich Factory and Its Role in the Market
dsm-firmenich is the result of the merger between Royal DSM and Firmenich, creating a global giant in the fields of nutrition and health, as well as fragrance and beauty.
With over 150 years of experience, the company has already consolidated its presence in Brazil since 2013, with the acquisition of Tortuga, and in 2022, with the purchase of Prodap.
The new factory in Sete Lagoas represents not only an advancement for dsm-firmenich but also a new phase for the animal health market, with the expectation of meeting national demand and, mainly, that of the state of Minas Gerais.
The new dsm-firmenich factory in Sete Lagoas is an important addition to the industrial landscape of the region, standing out for its investment in animal health and job creation.
This initiative promises to contribute to strengthening the local economy and position Sete Lagoas even more as an attractive hub for investments in the sector.
The new dsm-firmenich factory in Sete Lagoas not only represents a significant milestone for the company but also strengthens the productive chain of nutrition and animal health in Brazil.
With the capacity to produce up to 120,000 tons per year, the facility is positioned to meet the growing demand for quality feed and supplements, contributing to improved productivity in livestock.
dsm-firmenich’s investment in innovation and technology in production reflects a long-term vision that benefits not only farmers but also the environment, promoting more responsible and efficient practices in the industry.

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