Growth
The Manaus Industrial Hub (PIM) recorded revenue of R$ 58.2 billion in the first quarter, consolidating a pace of expansion that repositions the region as the engine of national industry.
These numbers are not just a macroeconomic indicator. They reflect the growth of companies that bet on the PIM as their base of operations, and DBS Indústria is a concrete example of this.
A Hub That Grows Consistently
The Manaus Industrial Hub brings together more than 500 industries, taking advantage of tax incentives and a fully integrated production chain that includes suppliers, assemblers, technology companies and a skilled workforce.
In the first half of 2025, the two-wheeler sector in Manaus generated R$ 23.3 billion in revenue, a 30.2% jump compared to 2024. The accelerated pace continued into 2026, with the hub reaching R$ 58.2 billion in the first quarter of the year alone.
DBS Within This Landscape
While the PIM grew, DBS kept pace with this movement and, on many indicators, accelerated above the market.
In 2024, DBS became Brazil’s largest electric motorcycle assembler, with a 28.25% market share. In the first two months of 2025, that figure jumped to 58.07% of electric motorcycle registrations in the country.
In the overall ranking of motorcycle manufacturers (including combustion models), DBS rose from 16th to 11th place nationally, surpassing established international brands such as Suzuki and Harley-Davidson.
Capacity for the Next Cycle
DBS’s growth is not a one-off. It is structural.
In just a few months, the DBS Group completed the first assembly test in Manaus, opened its headquarters in Curitiba and announced the largest production projection ever recorded for an operation of this model in Brazil.
The new plant in the Manaus Industrial Hub (designed for 30,000 motorcycles and 60,000 electric bicycles per year) was conceived precisely to meet the demand that the PIM figures already anticipate.
What the Numbers Reveal
The PIM’s R$ 58.2 billion revenue in Q1 is not an isolated event. It is the result of a mature industrial ecosystem, with companies that have invested in technology, production capacity and long-term partnerships.
Each company installed contributes, directly or indirectly, to consolidating the Hub, and this is a moment of appreciation for national production and strengthening of local chains.
DBS is part of this movement, not as a spectator, but as an active part of the growth these numbers represent.
