A new factory of Grupo Metalúrgica Barra do Piraí (MBP) was inaugurated in Pernambuco

It was with great prestige that Governor Paulo Câmara announced, on November 11, the inauguration of the new factory of the Metalúrgica Barra do Piraí Group (MBP), in the state's Mata Sul, in Ribeirão. The company operates in several sectors, such as refrigeration, metal and civil construction, offering solutions for thermal insulation tiles and panels, steel processing and industrial doors.

The huge metallurgical plant inaugurated in Pernambuco promises to open many job openings

The metallurgical industry received an investment greater than 100 million reais, and promises to increase the employability of Mata Sul. It is estimated that it will generate up to 500 direct and indirect jobs for the regional population, in areas such as security, cleaning, transport, food, health, engineering, administration and maintenance.

When talking about the proportions of the factory, it is important to mention that it was built on a land with almost 100 thousand square meters. Regarding capacity, it can produce more than 300 square meters of tiles and thermal insulation panels and more than 1.000 industrial doors per month, with the help of its high tech.

The metallurgical factory and sustainability

O Grupo MBP is one of the largest metallurgical companies in Brazill in and has as one of its focuses the possibility of development in the region to boost its results with partners in the country. Another objective is to bring some benefits to the community, such as the implementation of actions aimed at the health and well-being of children in the region and the preservation of the environment.

The company is part of the struggle for internal environmental sustainability. In this way, it carries out awareness campaigns for the disposal of waste generated in all areas, whether administrative offices or production sheds with properly identified waste bins. In addition, the Selective Collection of waste generated in the industrial park is carried out, with the monitoring of environmental agencies, through a waste manifest.