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Solar Maxx expands national presence with new physical stores

Company also opens Distribution Center in Eusébio, Ceará

Solar Maxx expands national presence with new physical stores

Company branch in Aracajú (SE). Photo: Solar Maxx/Disclosure

Solar Maxx said it is continuing its growth trajectory, expanding physical stores throughout Brazil. The aim is to further strengthen ties with customers and more than 400 active sales agents, offering personalized and agile service.

“The expansion model of the units as Authorized Centers has attracted entrepreneurs looking for a solid and profitable business. With a robust structure provided by the Head Office, partners can count on commercial support, financing, a specialized engineering team and after-sales services”, said Wesley Sanches, Expansion Manager at Solar Maxx.

“All this with an affordable initial investment, allowing entrepreneurs to focus exclusively on the commercial side, with the freedom to increase sales volume and maximize profits,” he highlighted. 

In total, the company has more than 15 physical units in operation and more than 10 under implementation. The plan is to open 50 units by the end of December 2025, consolidating the company's presence throughout Brazil. 

Cuiabá (MT) branch. Photo: Solar Maxx/Disclosure
Company branch located in São Luís (MA). Photo: Solar Maxx/Disclosure

Inauguration of the Ceara CD

To ensure greater efficiency and agility in operations, Solar Maxx has opened its second Distribution Center, located in Eusébio (CE). This new venture aims to meet all the demand in the Northeast region, optimizing deliveries and boosting the regional market.

“With an expansion strategy focused on decentralizing the logistics operation, we are preparing to offer increasingly faster and more efficient solutions, keeping up with the growth of the solar energy sector and reinforcing our commitment to sustainable development throughout the country,” concluded Sanches.

New CD by Solar Maxx. Photo: Solax Maxx/Disclosure
The project aims to boost the regional market. Photo: Solar Maxx/Disclosure

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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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