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Helte will open a distribution center in Curitiba (PR)

New structure will be used to receive goods and be a point for re-dispatch

10-12-21-canal-solar-Helte will open distribution center in Curitiba (PR)

The new structure has approximately 75 thousand m² of built area. Photo: Envato Elements

A Helte announced that it will inaugurate, on Monday (13), a CD (distribution center) in the logistics condominium of the Afonso Pena Airport portal, in São José dos Pinhais, metropolitan region of Curitiba (PR).

The new structure, which is located in the logistics condominium of the Afonso Pena airport portal, in São José dos Pinhas, has around 75 thousand m² of built area, will serve to receive goods and be a point for re-dispatch, which will speed up the process logistics for all of Brazil.

According to the company, the projection is to increase daily dispatch: today 250 kits are sent daily from the headquarters. With the Curitiba CD, there will initially be 125 more kits.

Initially, 14 direct jobs were created, but there is already a forecast of an increase of 50 employees in the coming months, which will add to the 138 people who already work at the company.

“In addition to the distribution center in Marechal and, now, in Curitiba, we also have an administrative office in Toledo, where our commercial, marketing and development teams work, and a branch in Joinville, Santa Catarina”, said Lucas Schmidt , general manager of Helte.

“The new step follows the accelerated evolution of the solar energy market and our exponential growth – between 15 and 20% monthly”, he highlighted. According to data from the Federal Revenue, Helte is one of the largest companies importing and distributing photovoltaic generator kits in Brazil.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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