The company sold 5 aircraft of the 175 model. The contract between the companies was signed today (17) and includes purchase options for another five. The deal is evaluated at US$ 117.5 million.
Author: From the Newsroom
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer signed a partnership with multinational company CEVA Logistics to offer a distribution centre for executive jet parts in the United Arab Emirates.
The announcement was made today (16th) by the Brazilian private company OGX. The estimated volume of recoverable oil in the reservoirs ranges from 400 million to 500 million barrels.
The announcement was made yesterday by the minister of information of the Arab country, Tarek Kamel, at the opening of the Internet Governance Forum, in Sharm El-Sheikh.
In the year-to-date period ended September, the company posted revenues of US$ 245.4 million. The shoe manufacturer sells to several Arab countries, including Kuwait, Algeria, Egypt and Syria.
According to the IEA, Brazil should produce 3.4 million barrels a day in 2030, becoming the sixth main global producer. The country is currently 13th, with production of 2.4 million barrels.
The blackout occurred yesterday at 10:13 pm and left the states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo powerless. The causes are being investigated by the government of Brazil.
The Brazilian company will exhibit its full line of jets, such as the Lineage 1000 and Legacy 600, at the Dubai Air Show, from November 15th to 19th. Both models are already present in the Emirates.
Brazil exported from January to October a total of US$ 139.1 million bags of coffee to the Arab world. In total, the country shipped 25 million bags, which represents growth of 8% over 2008.
To the Conab, higher productivity of crops is among the factors that should contribute to the greater agricultural production. Most prominent is soy, whose harvest should reach 63.6 million tonnes.
The president said that Brazil should grow 5% in 2010 and invited investors to make use of the business opportunities offered by the country. Lula spoke on the matter while in London.
São Paulo – Volkswagen Brazil is negotiating the sale of Voyage vehicles to Iraq. According to an article on website G1, the value of the deal should exceed 250 million Brazilian reals (US$ 142 million). The vehicles should be used for renewal of the taxi fleet in the country, to be financed by the government
Foreign sales of the Brazilian petrochemical company rose to US$ 579 million in the third quarter of this year due to higher prices of resins on the international market.
NGO Espaço Cultural Diálogos do Sul has open enrolments for the course ‘Arab world past and present,’ to be held from the 10th to the 26th this month in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
