While Brazilian agriculture, planes and commodities thrive in international trade balance, the services account is losing ground as it represents only 13% of exports. Why is that? I got some interesting insights from MZ Consult case, a Brazilian company doing well abroad. MZ Consult is today a multinational company; the world’s largest independent global investor relations consulting firm.Continue reading “Insights from a success story of internationalization of a Brazilian consulting firm: MZ consult”
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China Sourcing Fairs to be launched in Brazil to serve demand for China-made products
Global Sources‘ expands its China Sourcing Fairs exhibition brand to Brazil and aims to cover all South America. Emerging markets has been an important niche for the China Sourcing Fairs over the past few years, with new China Sourcing Fairs being launched in up-and-coming consumer markets like Dubai, Mumbai, Johannesburg, and most recently in Miami, to serve the Latin American market. In fact, largely as aContinue reading “China Sourcing Fairs to be launched in Brazil to serve demand for China-made products”
Brazilian and Chinese companies sign agreement on renewable energy projects
China Three Gorges Project Corporation (CTGPC) and Brazilian Furnas signed a cooperation agreement to develop projects in the renewable energy business. The plan is to work together not only in Brazil and China but also in the rest of the world. “The intention is to make Furnas the main agent in Eletrobras’ internationalisation process asContinue reading “Brazilian and Chinese companies sign agreement on renewable energy projects”
Brazilglobal Member Is Now Writing For Forbes
Dear readers, I am back! After deserved and deeply enjoyed summer break from brazilglobal.net this fellow blogger is back with news: I am now writing for Forbes. Check it out at: blogs.forbes/com/ricardogeromel This year has been very intense and here I share a personal summary of what I have been up to. In the beginning of theContinue reading “Brazilglobal Member Is Now Writing For Forbes”
Chinese cars, Brazilian market
China’s biggest auto exporter, Brazil Chery Automobile Co, is attempting to triple its market share in Brazil by 2015, said Luis Curi, CEO of the Brazilian unit in an interview to Bloomberg. The company’s rate of purchase from its Chinese parent hovers around 4,000 vehicles a month, with practically no stock in the country, Curi said. The Brazilian market share of Chinese automakers has expanded to 3.29 percent this month, from virtually zero in April 2010, according to data from Fenabrave, the national car dealers association. Brazil is already the biggest market for Chery outside China. Profit margins for the next decade should be “insignificant”, with the company working at break-even level. Chery expects to sell about 30,000 vehicles in Brazil this year and wants to attain 3 percent of sales in the South American. Production begins at a $400 million factory the company is building in Jacarei, in Sao Paulo state. Other chinese car manufacturers in Brazil Chery was the first of the new wave of Chinese car manufacturers in early 2010 and has 82Continue reading “Chinese cars, Brazilian market”
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