List of all articles filed under “brazil-mining” category.
Metal Ar was recently awarded by Exame among the best companies to work for in Brazil for the 7th consecutive year. Directors and Partners Paulo Dias and Celso Mazetti, together with some of their employees, talk about the award and explain what it means to be working at Metal Ar.
Paulo Sérgio de Oliveira Dias, Director-Partner at Metal Ar, a brazilian company specialized in providing mining services, gives his evaluation of the mining sector in Brazil and talks about the company’s philosophy.
Celso Eduardo Mazzetti, Director-Partner at Metal Ar, a company acting in the areas of mining services and equipments in Brazil, talks about Metal Ar’s growth strategy for the next 2 to 3 years and mentions some of the company’s challenges.
Paulo Sérgio de Oliveira Dias, Director-Partner at Metal Ar
Paulo Sérgio de Oliveira Dias talks about the mining sector in Brazil and gives an overview of Metal Ar, a company founded in 1967 specialized in providing mining services to the main players in this industry, such as Vale, Inter Cement, Anglo America, Votorantim, Cif, etc.
Celso Eduardo Mazzetti, Director-Partner at Metal Ar
Celso Eduardo Mazzetti, from mining services company Metal Ar, talks about the company’s biggest projects. He also discusses challenges and growth strategy, explaining why Metal Ar is a great company to invest in.
Eduardo Dias, Purchasing Director at GGD Metals, presents the company which operates in the steel and metals market. GGD was born through a merger and acquisition process of three large corporations in the industry: RCC, Açometal and Domave.
Home to 22% of the world´s arable land, Brazil´s success has been largely linked domestically to feeding 200 million citizens and internationally to the growing price of commodities. But could its dependence on commodities be a bad thing?
Mr. Lobao highlights the importance of energy for Brazil. Brazil is now building four new rafineries. For the future, Brazil’s role is to become an important partner with the world’s biggest economies.
The main priority is to adopt new laws and a new mining code to replace the one adopted in the 60’s.
