Sany plans to begin assembling trucks and construction equipment in the Campinas-SP during the second half of 2026. The initial operation in a former Mercedes operation area is expected to use an existing industrial warehouse and a CKD production model, with components imported from China for local assembly.
The company affirms its intention to progressively increase local content, develop Brazilian suppliers, reduce logistics costs, and strengthen parts and aftersales support. The exact municipality, investment value, production capacity, and number of jobs have not been officially disclosed.
Source: Click Petróleo e Gás
PSR Analysis. Sany has historically operated in Brazil as an equipment importer and previously reversed plans for local production in Jacareí-SP. Starting CKD assembly at the former Mercedes Benz facility does not fundamentally change this strategy, although it may generate tax and cost benefits depending on the pace and scope of nationalization. Expectations for local sourcing should remain cautious, but production volumes, locally assembled models, and nationalized components should be closely monitored to identify supply opportunities accurately. PSR
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