A Serasa Experian study shows that Brazilian companies had real growth of 47% in revenues from 2000 to 2008. The trade sector had the best performance.
Author: From the Newsroom
Shipments totalled 4.3 million tonnes from January to July 2009, against 3.6 million tonnes in the same period last year. The accumulated volume up to now is already over the total for 2008.
The sectors that registered most transactions were information and food technology. In the first seven months of the year there were 321 deals, with reduction of 21% over 2008.
Agile should be released in October and was fully developed by the company in Brazil. It is turned to emerging markets and is part of a new vehicle family, called Viva.
The electric engine industry should build a production park in Linhares. Investment should total US$ 101 million and part of the installations should start operating in 2011.
Fabric manufacturing company Tear is going to invest the funds in expanding its factory complex. The enterprise currently manufactures 1.6 million square metres of fabric per month.
Paths of Flavour, a project of the Ministry of Tourism, targets 55 destinations and aims to provide training to 11,000 professionals from micro and small out-of-home food industry companies by 2011.
The chief economist at the Fund, Olivier Blanchard, said that maintenance of the process depends on changes in the growth strategies adopted by countries up to present, especially the US and China.
An agreement between Apex and the Brazilian Hereford and Braford Association has as its objectives fostering exports of genetic material of both cattle breeds.
The lower interest rates are part of a bank incentive program to try to stimulate the economy. Export operations, purchases of capital goods and even the financing of executive jets are included.
The hotel fair will have over 1,100 companies and exhibiting organisations, such as the Chamber, which will bring importers from the Middle East and North Africa to negotiate with Brazilian suppliers.
The sector should present slight growth this year, according to a report on the infrastructure area in the country. The Arab Chamber should participate in two fairs in the Gulf up to late 2009.
The figure for the first half is 83% lower than the net profit posted by the bank in the same period last year. The reduction was mainly due to lower results in share ownership.
In July, the Brazilian market demand totalled 10,599 units, growth of 14.54% compared with June. The sector’s performance improved for the second month in a row.
