Given the imposition of TWO TAPES UNITED In imported products, Brazil has sought diversifying its exports, and aims to strengthen the commercial partnership with China.
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Investments cover key sectors of the economy such as mobility, renewable energy, technology, mining and semiconductors.
Resources will also be applied to the delivery and fast food segments.
China is Brazil’s main commercial partner, accounting for 28% of the total exported value and 41.4% of Brazil’s commercial surplus.
Commodities such as soy (33.4%), gross oil (21.2%) and iron ore (21.1%) accounted for 75.6%of the total exported by Brazilian producers to the Chinese.
Companion
The Chinese automaker announced $ 6 billion to expand her operations in Brazil. Investments will be applied between 2027 and 2032 for the addition of two models to the production line in Brazil.
The funds add up to the R $ 4 billion invested between 2022 and 2025 to reactivate the Iracemápolis Factory (SP).
Meituan
Non -Chinese deliveries market, A Meituan It will enter the Brazil delivery market. The company announced an investment of over $ 5 billion over the next five years.
The operation will be performed under the brand Boilalready used in Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia. Operation is expected to manage about 100,000 indirect jobs.
The Chinese company also plans to implement an operations center in the Northeast.
Envision Energy
The company Envision Energy announced R $ 5 billion in investments for the construction of the first Net-Zero industrial park in Latin America in Rio de Janeiro.
The focus of the industrial plant will be the production of SAF (sustainable aviation fuel), green hydrogen and green ammonia.
CGN
CGN will invest R $ 3 billion in a renewable energy hub in Piauí, focusing on wind, solar energy, and energy storage, with expected generation of more than 5,000 jobs in the construction of the units. The predicted installed capacity is up to 1.4 GW.
Mixue
A rede de fast food Mixue It will buy fruits from Brazil to manufacture ice cream and icy drinks, such as teas.
The company will start operation in Brazil with capital of RS $ 3.2 billion and projects 25 thousand jobs by 2030. The first series of stores is confirmed in São Paulo.
Baiyin Nonferrous
Mining Baiyin Nonferrous invested R $ 2.4 billion in the acquisition of Mining Vale Verde. The operation has the capacity to produce 400,000 tons of copper, 400,000 lead and zinc, 15 tons of gold and 500 tons of silver.
Chinese Copper demand boosted the acquisition.
Longsys
In the technology sector, the Longsysthrough the subsidiary envyannounced an investment plan of R $ 650 million to expand the capacity of its factories in Atibaia (SP) and Manaus (AM).
Plants are focused on encapsulation, integrated circuit tests and semiconductor electronic devices assembly.
Zilia has national participation in the manufacture of semiconductor components as well as memory devices, the integrated DRAM and Flash memory circuits.
DiDi
A Didi — Transport application controller 99 – It will invest in delivery service in Brazil and plan to build about 10,000 recharge points to promote vehicle electrification in the national fleet.
The company announced R $ 1 billion to relaunch the 99Food and expand operations in Brazil.
Among the planned investments, there are also private partnerships between Brazilian and Chinese companies:
- North Chemistry and Chinese companies: R $ 350 million in pharmaceutical inputs;
- Raízen and SAFPAC: Agreement for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Production (SAF) in China;
- Fiocruz and Biomm: local insulin production with the potential to benefit 16 million Brazilians;
- ABES and ZGC: AI cooperation, data infrastructure and training;
- Eurofarma and Sinovac: Creation of the Brazil-China Institute of Biotechnology.
Posted by Vitória Queiroz
