The forecast is in the Focus bulletin, disclosed today (6) by the Central Bank of Brazil. Forecasted Industrial production is expected to grow 11.37%. In 2011, growth should be 5%.
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Foreign sales by the industry totalled US$ 159.5 million from January to June this year, representing 15.6% growth over the same period of 2009. Imports have increased as well.
The third edition of Paper Arabia is due September 26th to 28th in Dubai. The event is geared toward paper, pulp, handkerchiefs and chemicals manufacturers.
The country increased its motorcycle output by 15.6% from January to August this year. Last month, 172,900 units were manufactured, and 7,000 were exported.
The company submitted a bid to the Exchange Commission for a public offering of 2.174 billion new ordinary shares and 1.585 billion new preferred shares. The funds will finance its investment plan.
Planned investment increased 26.5% over the same period of 2009. The results are higher than in the period that preceded the world economic crisis, in 2008.
The result is the highest since the start of the series, in 1996, and concerns the comparison with the same period last year. In the second quarter, the GDP increased by 8.8% compared with 2009.
A project to promote social inclusion through embroidery turns into a cooperative and awakens to foreign market opportunities. Items produced in Itaperuna, in Rio de Janeiro, are already in Paris.
The director at Sahloul group, Taleb Ali Alrawi, is in São Paulo and wants to import from 20,000 to 25,000 tonnes of sugar a month. The company already buys from Egypt and Dubai, and distributes.
The new deposit found in the state contains 11 billion tonnes of iron ore. It is located in the municipality of Mirassol D’Oeste and also contains potassium.
The figure is a result of US$ 19.236 billion in exports and US$ 16.796 billion in imports.
Pedro Bottesi Neto is one of the few Brazilian executives in Arab companies. In Riyadh, Bottesi is the Business Development director at Maaden, the largest Saudi mining company.
The draft submitted to the National Congress today allocates US$ 24.7 billion to works in Brazil in 2011. The figure concerns federal government funds only.
Micro and small businesses account for more than half the formal job positions in Brazil. Most of these jobs are in the interior of the country, informs the Micro and Small Business Support Service.
