Oboya Horticulture Solutions is accelerating its growth in Brazil through a new round of strategic investments. These investments aim to strengthen local production, foster innovation, and develop sustainable supply chains across Latin America.
Following a recent visit to Holambra, Oboya's leadership confirmed the purchase of 11 new molds and five high-speed robotic injection molding machines for its joint venture, Oboya QS Ecovaso. The first two machine sets are scheduled to arrive in Brazil this month, with the remainder expected between August and September. This investment is anticipated to enhance product performance by up to 30%, thereby significantly improving output and market competitiveness.
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"These investments are a milestone for Oboya QS Ecovaso. With this new technology, we will be able to serve our clients with even greater agility, consistency, and innovation," said Marco Pizzardo, Project Manager at Oboya QS Ecovaso. In parallel, Oboya is preparing to launch a new substrate factory in Fortaleza, focused on coco peat production. The first three automated production lines are ready for shipment from China, with installation set to begin in September/October 2025. More than 20 containers of advanced equipment will be shipped to initiate operations.
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These efforts are part of a broader growth strategy. Oboya plans to operate up to seven factories in Brazil by the end of 2026, consolidating the country as a cornerstone in its global manufacturing network. The group now operates 13 factories worldwide, including its newest substrate plant currently under construction in Qingdao, China.
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"These strategic investments mark a new chapter for Oboya in Brazil," said Robert Wu, President of Oboya Group. "They not only increase our production and supply chain capacity but reinforce our mission to be the most reliable, innovative, and sustainable partner in global horticulture."
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