On October 15, local time in Brazil, SANY held a ceremony at its Campinas factory to celebrate the first batch delivery of excavators produced locally. This milestone marks a new phase in SANY’s localization strategy in Latin America, moving from production line construction and prototype assembly to small-batch manufacturing and delivery.

Local manufacturing is expected to improve supply efficiency, shorten delivery lead times, and enhance order responsiveness. Through local procurement, assembly, warehousing, and after-sales support, SANY aims to reduce uncertainties associated with import customs clearance and provide more stable equipment supplies to local dealers and customers.

The Campinas facility is also set to develop into a regional hub integrating manufacturing, spare parts, and after-sales services, supporting SANY’s expansion into Brazil and other South American markets. With local parts inventories continuing to grow, customers can benefit from faster maintenance response, more timely spare parts supply, and flexible financing options through local financial solutions.

Looking ahead, SANY will continue to strengthen its local supply chain, optimize production capabilities, and improve its after-sales service network. The first delivery represents not only a manufacturing achievement but also an important step toward deeper regional engagement and long-term partnerships across Latin America.