SALVADOR, BRAZIL (By Pedro Silva, Energy Analytics Institute, 11.Jul.2025, Words: 290) â Arctech, which provides solar tracker and smart structure solutions, said its Brazilian subsidiary has been officially approved under the FINAME program, managed by the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES).
This certification marks a decisive step for Arctech’s positioning in Brazil, consolidating its strategic presence throughout Latin America.
The FINAME endorsement allows Arctech’s 1P solar tracker to be financed under highly competitive conditions in the Brazilian market. This access not only drives the development of local projects but also strengthens Arctech’s regional supply chain and market reach, the SĂŁo Paulo-based company announced on 11 Jul. 2025 in an official statement.
“Obtaining FINAME is a key milestone for our expansion strategy in Brazil and LATAM, recognizing our local industrial commitment. Also, it creates new opportunities throughout the region,” Arctech director of LATAM South & Brazil Alejandro Silva Zamora said.
Equipped with advanced smart backtracking and control algorithms, Arctech’s 1P solar trackers can be deployed on challenging terrains and adapted to meet complex structural requirements. This enables project optimization both in design and cost, according to the company.
Arctech has been committed to delivering high-efficiency tracker-centric solutions since entering the Latin American market. With FINAME certification, it further strengthens Arctech’s value proposition for developers in Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Argentina, Peru and Central America, making it easier to access competitive financing to drive new solar projects.
The local supply chain not only ensures reliability for customers but also serves as a critical factor in FINAME’s assessment process, Arctech said. In the future, the company looks to actively boost its expansion across the region and help with the government’s goals to strengthen the supply chain and promote sustainable energy.
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By Pedro Silva reporting from Salvador. © 2025 Energy Analytics Institute (EAI). All Rights Reserved.
