Unicoba Announces BRL 20 Million Credit with BNDES for Factory Modernization Project in Manaus, Serving Motorola/Lenovo

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Published on 27/02/2023 at 17:02

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The Amount Will Be Used For Investments In The Modernization Of The Battery Factory In Manaus. Unicoba Plans To Use The Credit Secured From BNDES For The Purchase Of New Materials And Updating The Old Machines.

The energy solutions company Unicoba announced another achievement for its expansion in the Brazilian battery market. The company secured a credit of R$ 20 million with the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) for the modernization of its battery factory in Manaus. The plant serves Motorola/Lenovo and will undergo updates and the purchase of cutting-edge machines in the coming months.

Credit Of R$ 20 Million Offered By BNDES To Unicoba Will Ensure Complete Modernization Of The Company’s Battery Factory In Manaus

The Brazilian battery market has been growing significantly over the past few years, with the intensive presence of major players in the sector, such as Unicoba.

This week, the company announced a credit of R$ 20 million granted by BNDES for a project to automate and modernize its battery factory in Manaus.

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Get To Know Unicoba

“Unicoba is one of the largest energy solutions companies in Brazil. Founded in 1973, it develops energy efficiency and storage solutions for energy. We combine extensive experience in electronics manufacturing with operational agility to lead the client markets. Present in over 85% of the largest companies in Brazil, we have more than 1,000 direct employees in the country.”

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Learn More About The National Bank For Economic And Social Development (BNDES)

The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) was founded on June 20, 1952, as a federal public company linked to the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services. It is the main instrument of the Federal Government, our sole shareholder, for long-term financing and investment in various segments of the Brazilian economy.

Unicoba Announces BRL 20 Million Credit with BNDES for Factory Modernization Project in Manaus, Serving Motorola/Lenovo

The Amount Will Be Used For Investments In The Modernization Of The Battery Factory In Manaus. Unicoba Plans To Use The Credit Secured From BNDES For The Purchase Of New Materials And Updating The Old Machines.

Credit Of R$ 20 Million Offered By BNDES To Unicoba Will Ensure Complete Modernization Of The Company’s Battery Factory In Manaus

Get To Know Unicoba

Learn More About The National Bank For Economic And Social Development (BNDES)

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Unicoba Announces BRL 20 Million Credit with BNDES for Factory Modernization Project in Manaus, Serving Motorola/Lenovo

The Amount Will Be Used For Investments In The Modernization Of The Battery Factory In Manaus. Unicoba Plans To Use The Credit Secured From BNDES For The Purchase Of New Materials And Updating The Old Machines.

Credit Of R$ 20 Million Offered By BNDES To Unicoba Will Ensure Complete Modernization Of The Company’s Battery Factory In Manaus

Get To Know Unicoba

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