MTA Brasil
Founded in 1995, MTA Brasil marked the beginning of the Group’s international expansion as its first overseas site. The plant, an industrial complex covering 30,000 m², has been designed in continuity with MTA’s architectural identity, featuring well maintained green areas that contribute to a harmonious and welcoming working environment.
In Brazil, the metal stamping department was inaugurated—the first to be established in a foreign facility after the one at the Headquarters—and will operate, once fully ramped up, with four presses. The site is also equipped with a plastic injection molding department and an internal laboratory that has recently been upgraded with a dedicated area housing the most advanced testing equipment.
Confirming the central role of innovation—and the strategic importance that Brazil and Mexico hold on the global stage—the R&D Americas organization has been established in Brazil. It is dedicated to the development of LATAM and NAFTA projects, as well as to defining the production processes required for their industrialization. The team is composed of engineers with expertise in design, materials and prototyping, and benefits from the direct support of the Headquarters’ R&D for electrical dimensioning checks and FEM/CFD simulations on the most complex products.
Alongside infrastructural and organizational growth, the site is expanding its customer base and product portfolio. A major project is already underway for the production of a high voltage power distribution unit intended for the first 100% electric truck manufactured in Brazil by one of the world’s leading commercial vehicle makers. With a horizon of roughly five years, MTA Brasil aims to double its turnover, supporting growth through innovation, quality and production capability.
MTA’s commitment to sustainability is expressed not only through the green areas surrounding the site, but also thanks to the upcoming installation of a photovoltaic system, confirming the Group’s dedication to clean energy and reduced environmental impact.
