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Pratyc reaches more than 350 MW in fixing structures in 2023 alone

The company's factory in Londrina (PR) expanded by 11 thousand m² to meet the high demand of the photovoltaic market

Solar energy Canal Solar Pratyc reaches more than 350 MW in fixing structures in 2023 alone

Pratyc fixing structure. Photo: Pratyc/Disclosure

The year 2023 marked a significant milestone for Pratyc. The manufacturer said it achieved more than 350 MW of fastening structures last year alone.

To meet the demand they faced, the company embarked on a project to expand its factory, located in the city of Londrina (PR). In total, the new facilities exceeded 11 m².

This expansion, according to the company, would not be possible without the dedication of more than 90 employees, who play fundamental roles in all aspects of the process.

Abdel Junior, CEO of Pratyc, highlights that the manufacturer's growth is the result not only of market dynamism, but also of investments in partners, processes and infrastructure.

Expansion of the Pratyc factory in Londrina (PR). Image: Pratyc/Disclosure
Expansion of the Pratyc factory in Londrina (PR). Photo: Pratyc/Disclosure

“This approach has been our source of resilience in the face of industry challenges. The new phase of the factory not only enhances production capacity, but also represents an ongoing commitment to quality and innovation,” he highlighted.

For 2024, Junior emphasized that the company is ready to present to the market new structural solutions that promise to simplify operations and meet the growing needs of integrators.

“This promise reflects the ongoing commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction, essential elements in Pratyc’s growth trajectory,” concluded the executive.


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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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