New Factory in Brazil! Company Behind Technology That Can Build Houses in Just 12 Hours Invests R$ 80 Million in Unit in Santa Catarina

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Published on 01/04/2025 at 19:06

Updated on 01/04/2025 at 19:07

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Lightwall Brazil Factory Will Have Mega Investment and Will Revolutionize the Construction Sector in Santa Catarina.

The municipality of Brusque, located in the Itajaí Valley, will receive a new factory from Lightwall Brazil, boosting the construction sector in the state of Santa Catarina.

With an investment of R$ 80 million, the unit will specialize in the production of pre-molded panels, an innovative technology that allows for the assembly of homes of up to 40 m² in just 12 hours.

The expectation is that the factory will start its operations in 2025, generating 80 new jobs in the region.

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Construction Sector Gains Strength with the New Lightwall Brazil Factory

The expansion of Lightwall Brazil is part of a strategic growth plan by the company, which intends to open 11 factories in different states by 2026. The choice of Santa Catarina is due to its advanced infrastructure and favorable environment for investments in the industrial sector.

The Secretary of State for Industry, Commerce and Services, Silvio Dreveck, commented: “We have been receiving companies and encouraging investment in Santa Catarina.

By bringing in more companies, we ensure increased production and competitiveness. Furthermore, job and income generation benefits the entire community”.

Santa Catarina: Highlight in National Industrial Growth

The investment by Lightwall Brazil comes at a time when Santa Catarina solidifies itself as one of the states with the highest industrial growth in Brazil. In 2024, the state recorded a 7.7% increase in production, according to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE).

The Monthly Industrial Survey (PIM) revealed that Santa Catarina surpassed other states with positive performances, such as Rio Grande do Norte (7.4%) and Ceará (6.9%).

In the Southern region, Paraná grew by 4.2%, while Rio Grande do Sul registered a modest increase of 0.6%, below the national average of 3.1%. São Paulo, the state with the highest GDP in Brazil, had a growth of 3.1%, maintaining the national average.

Impact of Investment on Construction Sector and Labor Market

The new Lightwall Brazil factory promises to transform the construction sector, bringing efficient and sustainable technology for the production of fast and affordable housing.

In addition to boosting the economy of Brusque, the initiative contributes to strengthening the local industry, creating job and development opportunities.

With the expansion of Lightwall Brazil and the growth of the construction sector, Santa Catarina continues to be one of the main destinations for industrial investments in Brazil, consolidating itself as a reference in innovation and competitiveness in the sector.

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12/05/2025 10:10

Como que investimento de 80 milhões se o capital social do CNPJ que abriram em Brusque é de 100mil?

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