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Brazilian WEG wants to quadruple business in Portugal by 2035

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Brazilian multinational WEG plans to quadruple its Portuguese business revenue by 2035, aiming to reach 200 million euros annually. The company, which has been in Portugal since 2002, will double production capacity at its Santo Tirso factory to support electric vehicle chargers and energy efficiency projects. WEG expects to hire approximately 900 employees and grow revenue by 15% annually, though this figure is conservative given historical growth rates.

Key points

• WEG aims to quadruple its Portuguese business revenue by 2035, targeting 200 million euros annually.
• The company plans to double production capacity at its Santo Tirso factory to support electric vehicle chargers and energy efficiency projects.

Context

WEG, a Brazilian multinational specializing in electric motors and components, has been in Portugal since 2002. The company is expanding its operations in Santo Tirso, where it operates two motor factories and a new logistics center, to support the growing electric vehicle market in Portugal.

Limitations

Revenue projections are conservative estimates based on historical growth rates; actual figures may vary. The article does not provide specific data on future market conditions, regulatory changes, or competitor actions that could impact the growth trajectory.

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