Mahindra begins construction of new factory in Dois Irmãos (RS)

October is a month of celebration for Mahindra Brazil. In 2025, the company will celebrate its ninth anniversary in Brazil and mark this milestone with a decisive step in its trajectory: the start of construction on the new industrial plant in Dois Irmãos, Rio Grande do Sul, the result of a planned investment of R$100 million over the next five years.

The new headquarters will be built on the BR-116 highway – Travessão Ivoti/Dois Irmãos Highway, RS, on an area of ​​over 89 m², with 38.568 m² of built area and a planned expansion of 24 m². This will triple Mahindra's production capacity, increasing from 3 to 9 tractors per year. The number of jobs will also be expanded, with an expected increase from 100 to 300 direct and indirect employees.

More than just a new factory, this project represents the strengthening of Mahindra in Brazil, consolidating its operations with more than 13 tractors nationwide, more than 90 points of sale and technical assistance, and a network of partners who share the purpose of transforming the countryside with strength, technology, and proximity.

"We are investing not only in infrastructure, but in the future of national agriculture, focusing on the producers who truly feed the country. This project reinforces our commitment to regional development, job creation, and accessible innovation for the Brazilian countryside," emphasizes Jak Torretta Jr., CEO of Mahindra Brazil.

The 9-year celebration is also marked by internal actions focused on employee belonging, tributes to the dealer network and initiatives that reinforce the company's culture of growth and transformation.

The choice of Dois Irmãos reinforces Mahindra's ties to the municipality, which has welcomed the company since its inception in Brazil. The partnership with the city government was formalized in September, with the issuance of the preliminary environmental permit and the signing of the contract to begin construction.

"The new Mahindra factory represents a significant step forward for Dois Irmãos. It's the result of a solid partnership that will create jobs, boost the local economy, and position our municipality as a benchmark in the agricultural sector," said Mayor Jerri Meneghetti.