SANY Group has achieved a significant milestone in its Latin American expansion strategy with the successful assembly and rollout of the first excavators and commercial vehicles from its new manufacturing facility in Campinas, São Paulo State, Brazil.The production launch marks the beginning of localized manufacturing operations aimed at strengthening SANY’s presence in Brazil and improving support for customers across Latin America. The first phase of the 350,000-square-metre facility features dedicated assembly lines for excavators and commercial vehicles, with a combined annual production capacity of 3,500 units.
The excavator assembly line is designed to produce up to 1,500 units annually, while the commercial vehicle line has an annual capacity of 2,000 units. The facility will enable SANY to enhance supply chain efficiency, reduce dependence on cross-border logistics, lower import-related costs and shorten delivery timelines for customers in Brazil and neighbouring markets.
By integrating manufacturing, sales and service capabilities at the Campinas site, SANY aims to create a comprehensive regional operation that strengthens its competitiveness and improves customer support. The facility represents a major step in the company’s long-term strategy of developing localized operations in Brazil, following years of investment in sales networks, service capabilities and market development.
SANY Brazil has continued to expand its local presence through workforce development and dealer partnerships. Approximately 80% of the company’s employees in Brazil are locally hired, while its distribution network includes dozens of dealers serving customers nationwide. The Campinas manufacturing facility has already generated around 200 direct jobs, with additional employment opportunities expected as operations expand.
The company has also strengthened its customer support ecosystem through financial services. SANY Banco, approved by the Central Bank of Brazil in 2025 and operational since early 2026, provides equipment financing solutions tailored to local market requirements, enabling customers to access integrated machinery, service and financial offerings.
Cao Te, Chairman of SANY Latin America, and Chen Wei, General Manager of the Campinas project, said the first-phase production lines have entered initial manufacturing operations, while preparations for the facility’s next expansion phase are underway. Future development plans include the introduction of additional product categories to broaden SANY’s manufacturing portfolio in Brazil.
“Building on the Campinas facility, SANY will continue developing Brazil as a regional manufacturing hub, expanding localized production capabilities and delivering high-quality equipment solutions to customers throughout Latin America,” the company said. With the new manufacturing base, SANY reinforces its commitment to Brazil’s industrial development while strengthening its role as a long-term partn
