Billion-Dollar Expansion Drives New Phase of the Company
TSEA Energia confirmed in 2025 an investment of R$ 700 million to build a new industrial unit in Contagem, Minas Gerais.
The project was planned to double production capacity by 2029, strengthening the company’s operations in Brazil and abroad.
New Plant with Advanced Technology
The project envisions the acquisition of land still in 2025, near the existing unit, facilitating logistical integration and operational continuity.
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The new factory will be equipped with high-voltage laboratories, automated processes, and innovation areas, ensuring efficiency, quality, and future expansion.
The timeline anticipates the start of operations in 2025, with completion between 2028 and 2029, reinforcing the company’s growth strategy.
- Production focused on power transformers
- Modern and sustainable facilities
- Integrated research and development structure

Economic Impact and Job Creation
The investment, in addition to increasing production by 100%, will have direct economic impacts on the Contagem region, particularly regarding new job opportunities.
The expectation is to generate over 800 direct and indirect jobs by 2029, strengthening the local economy and the mining industrial sector.
The company strengthens its partnership with the TSEA Foundation and SENAI 4.0, prioritizing technical training and professional development to meet the new demand.
- Over 800 jobs by 2029
- Integration with research and training centers
- Support for human and social development
Global Strategy by 2030
According to Rafael Porteiro, Marketing Director of TSEA Energia, the expansion is directly connected to the company’s long-term strategic plan. Furthermore, this plan has clear goals until 2030.
For this reason, the project aims to consolidate TSEA’s global position. At the same time, it intends to increase production and strengthen its presence in highly competitive international markets.
With this initiative, the company ensures greater flexibility, efficiency, and production scale. Therefore, it reinforces its leadership in the power transformer and energy solutions sector.
Moreover, the strategy adopted contributes to aligning sustainable growth and innovation. Thus, TSEA remains a reference in the global energy sector.
Consequently, the investments made reflect a firm commitment to excellence. In doing so, the company positions itself to meet future demands competitively and responsibly.
- International consolidation of the brand
- Increase in production scale
- Meeting new global demands

Sustainability and Social Commitment
Since the beginning, the unit has been strategically designed with sustainable practices that meet international standards. Additionally, it prioritizes energy efficiency and proper waste management.
For this reason, environmental impact studies began in 2025. Thus, the company adhered strictly to current legislation, ensuring responsibility in industrial expansion.
Furthermore, the organization maintains constant dialogue with the community. Therefore, it also involves regulatory bodies and stakeholders at all stages of the project.
As a result, governance pillars have been strengthened. Thus, social commitment became evident at every stage of implementation.
Therefore, the project not only complies with technical standards, but also reinforces transparency as an essential value in its operations.
- Commitment to Transparency and Governance
- Ongoing Environmental Impact Studies
- International Energy Efficiency Standards

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