Manaus Industrial Complex earns R$ 98.9 billion between January and July this year

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PIM exports reached US$340.34 million from January to July 2023

Manaus (AM) – The Manaus Industrial Complex (PIM) recorded revenue of R$98.93 billion in the first seven months of 2023, indicating a growth of 0.73% compared to the same period in 2022 (R$98.22 billion).

In dollars, PIM’s revenue reached US$19.75 billion, representing an increase of 0.82% compared to the previous year (US$19.59 billion). The data comes from the Manaus Industrial Pole Performance Indicators, released monthly by the Manaus Free Trade Zone Superintendency (Suframa).

PIM exports reached US$340.34 million from January to July 2023, marking an increase of 6.55% compared to the same period last year (US$319.40 million).

Regarding labor, in July, PIM factories maintained 110.6 thousand direct jobs, including permanent, outsourced and temporary employees.

This number represents a decrease of 0.76% compared to July of the current year (111,512 workers) and 0.30% less than July 2022 (111,003). The monthly average of PIM jobs in 2023, until July, is 111,342 direct workers.

Segments

The five main PIM segments, in terms of participation in global revenue from January to July, were: IT Goods, with revenue of R$25.01 billion and a share of 25.26%; Electronics, with revenue of R$ 18.57 billion and a share of 18.18%; Duas Rodas, with revenues of R$17.40 billion and a share of 17.58%; Chemical, with revenue of R$10.11 billion and a share of 10.21%; and Thermoplastic, with revenue of R$8.87 billion and a share of 8.98%.

Main products

Among the main products manufactured at PIM between January and July this year, the highlights in terms of production growth in relation to the same period last year are: lines of television signal receivers, with 2,219,367 units manufactured and an increase of 149.01 %; single body window or wall air conditioners, with 83,872 units manufactured and an increase of 95.55%; desktop microcomputers, with 34,643 units manufactured and an increase of 85.72%; evaporator unit for split system, with 79,285 units manufactured and an increase of 63.79%; televisions with LCD and OLED screens, with 7,270,371 units manufactured and an increase of 34.75%; and split system air conditioners, with 2,196,205 units manufactured and an increase of 31.67%.

Assessment

Suframa’s superintendent, Bosco Saraiva, highlighted PIM’s positive performance in the first seven months of the year and believes that this performance has the potential to improve even further in the second half of the year, considering the seasonal growth typical of the end-of-year festivities.

“We are observing notable growth and, despite the problems caused by the low rivers, we maintain the expectation of even more promising results in the second half of the year, taking advantage of the seasonal boost of the end-of-year festivities, which heat up the market. This should also reflect positively on job creation and increased income, in line with the goals of Suframa and the federal government to provide benefits to the population”,

said Saraiva.

*With information from consultancy

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