XBRI Tires Announces Mega Investment of R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná Creating 3,200 Jobs

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 12/05/2025 at 20:42

Com foco em inovação, geração de empregos e sustentabilidade, a XBRI Pneus fará um investimento de R$ 6,2 bilhões em nova fábrica no Paraná, em parceria com a chinesa Linglong Tires. Imagem: Canva.

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Focusing on Innovation, Job Creation, and Sustainability, XBRI Tires Will Invest R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná, in Partnership with Chinese Linglong Tires.

XBRI Tires has confirmed a historic investment of R$ 6.2 billion — about US$ 1.193 billion — to build a new tire factory in Ponta Grossa (PR), in partnership with Chinese giant Linglong Tires. The project promises to transform Brazil into a reference hub for rubber and tire technology in Latin America. The new industrial unit is expected to generate 3,200 direct jobs, with construction starting in the third quarter of 2025.

New XBRI Tires Factory Will Be Installed in Paraná

The complex will occupy an area of 1.25 million square meters and will feature a robust structure, including a photovoltaic solar power plant and a tire recycling facility.

The estimated production is 12 million tires per year for passenger cars and pickup trucks, 2.4 million for trucks and buses, and an additional 200,000 units for industrial and agricultural use.

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Logistics and International Market

The choice of Ponta Grossa as the site for the new factory aims to facilitate exports to markets such as the United States, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, reducing logistics costs and increasing the competitiveness of Brazilian products in the international arena.

Linglong Tires, currently the 15th largest tire manufacturer in the world by revenue, brings to the joint venture its expertise in serving major automakers like Volkswagen, GM, and BYD, as well as its strong presence in research centers in China, Europe, and North America.

With 37 years of operation, XBRI Tires solidifies its position in the sector with a focus on products developed specifically for Brazilian roads and climate.

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XBRI Tires Announces Mega Investment of R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná Creating 3,200 Jobs

Focusing on Innovation, Job Creation, and Sustainability, XBRI Tires Will Invest R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná, in Partnership with Chinese Linglong Tires.

New XBRI Tires Factory Will Be Installed in Paraná

Logistics and International Market

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XBRI Tires Announces Mega Investment of R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná Creating 3,200 Jobs

Focusing on Innovation, Job Creation, and Sustainability, XBRI Tires Will Invest R$ 6.2 Billion in New Factory in Paraná, in Partnership with Chinese Linglong Tires.

New XBRI Tires Factory Will Be Installed in Paraná

Logistics and International Market

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