English 
Spanish 
4 min read
The Intelbras factory will be installed in Tubarão, in the state of Santa Catarina. The company received an environmental license and will soon generate new jobs
New Intelbras factory received prior environmental license, waiving the installation license for the installation of the company's new factory in Tubarão, in the state of Santa Catarina. The document was issued by the Municipal Environment Foundation, from the city in the southern region of Santa Catarina last month. The new factory will have R$ 40 million in investments, with the expectation of generating 120 jobs. See also: New photovoltaic plant and solar panel factory will be installed in Paraíba. BRL 4,17 billion will be invested and 5,1 thousand jobs should be created
- After Bosch and Volkswagen, Nissan bets on the ethanol cell to supply electric car engines and closes a partnership with the Institute of Energy and Nuclear Research, linked to USP, to develop bioethanol in Brazil
- Americanas and Ame Digital announce 400 job vacancies for candidates of all levels of education, in various regions of Brazil
- Ceará will gain the largest green hydrogen plant in the world, will be a global player in the production, storage, distribution and export of H2V and thousands of jobs will be generated in the state
- Troller factory may be transferred to Porto do Pecém due to graphene production
- Government of Rio Grande do Norte invests in solar energy and installs solar panels at the school in the region
The new factory built in the state of Santa Catarina
The venture in Santa Catarina will cover 15 square meters and will be built on a plot of 30 square meters, located between the recently opened Ivane Fretta Moreira highway and the BR 101. Investments will amount to R$ 40 million, with the expectation of generating 120 direct jobs in the first year of operation. There is still no set date for the opening.
Fabio Sebastiani, director of the Business Unit at Intelbras, says that they are investing in the country, contributing to local economic development and also bringing advanced technologies. According to Sebastiani, they will have a new world-class factory, in addition to opportunities to generate direct and indirect jobs.
- Even with recurring crises in Argentina, poverty in Brazil continues to be higher
- New government rule will leave MILLIONS of Brazilians without the long-awaited salary bonus
- Paulo Guedes exposes Lula and PT's DARK PLAN that threatens the BRAZILIAN ECONOMY
- China's 100 BILLION mega project that will transform the Northeast into the RICHEST region in Brazil
Other contributions by Intelbras in Brazil
The new factory, adds Sebastiani, is part of Intelbras' physical and portfolio expansion plan, which already offers integrated solutions for different markets, such as homes, corporate environments, agribusiness, health and banks, in addition to products for smart city projects.
In addition to the Tubarão plant, which will concentrate the production of energy items, the company is expanding its units in Manaus, in Amazonas, Santa Rita, in Minas Gerais and São José, as anticipated by President Altair Silvestri, in a recent interview with colleague Estela Benetti. In factories alone, the company's investments for 2021 total R$ 170 million.
See also: With R$ 1 billion in investments, a new factory in the state of Pernambuco could generate 1.000 jobs
On 09/06, the Government of Pernambuco proceeded with the installation of a new factory in the state. Active in the sector of highly complex hospital medicine industries, Blau Farmacêutica will be able to implement its industrial expansion project in Brazil, in the Suape Complex, in the municipality of Cabo de Santo Agostinho, in the Metropolitan Region of Recife. About R$ 1 billion can be invested in the undertaking, with the generation of 1.000 jobs.
In a meeting at the Palácio do Campo das Princesas with the governor of Pernambuco Paulo Câmara, the president of Blau Farmacêutica, Marcelo Han, estimated an investment of R$ 1 billion to implant the pharmaceutical company in Suape. He also projects the generation of a thousand direct jobs, part of them directed to hiring pharmacists. The implementation of actions, however, depends on counterparts.
Marcelo Han, CEO of Blau Farmacêutica, says how the company decided to define where the new factory would be built. According to him, Blau has defined Pernambuco as the location of its new industrial and distribution headquarters, provided that the necessary counterparts from the state are confirmed, according to ongoing negotiations.
