Zhejiang Kaimin Electric Co., Ltd. Makes Strategic Debut at FIEE 2025, Eyeing Expansion into the Brazilian Market

São Paulo, Brazil – September 12, 2025 – Zhejiang Kaimin Electric Co., Ltd., a leading Chinese manufacturer of electronic power equipment, successfully showcased its innovative product lines at the FIEE - Electrical and Energy Expo, held from September 9th to 12th, 2025, in São Paulo. This participation marks the company's strategic initiative to enter and expand its footprint in the dynamic Brazilian market.

The four-day exhibition served as an ideal platform for Kaimin Electric to introduce its high-quality frequency inverters and solar inverters to a diverse audience of South American distributors, industrial partners, and energy sector professionals. The company's booth attracted significant attention, highlighting the growing demand for efficient energy management and renewable energy solutions in the region.

"Our debut at FIEE 2025 was a resounding success," said a spokesperson for Kaimin Electric. "Brazil's robust industrial base and its accelerating shift towards solar energy present a tremendous opportunity. We are confident that our inverters, known for their reliability, efficiency, and smart features, are perfectly suited to meet the needs of this market. This exhibition was our first major step towards building lasting partnerships in Brazil."

The products on display included:

• Frequency Inverters: Designed for industrial automation, these inverters provide precise motor control, leading to significant energy savings and improved process efficiency in various applications.

• Solar Inverters: A key highlight was the range of solar inverters, which are crucial for converting solar energy into usable electricity for both residential and commercial use. These products underscore Kaimin's commitment to supporting Brazil's renewable energy goals.

The company's technical team was on hand to conduct live demonstrations, discuss technical specifications, and explore potential business collaborations with visitors.