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Development and Investment Department Doing Business in Rio Grande do Sul London, May 2012 Marcus Coester - CEO Rio Grande do Sul Development Agency - AGDI

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Page 1: Doing Business in Rio Grande do Sul

Development

and Investment

Department

Doing Business in Rio Grande do Sul

London, May 2012

Marcus Coester - CEO

Rio Grande do Sul Development Agency - AGDI

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Outlook – Brazil 2012

• Social Improvements

• Brasil Maior Plan

• Investments in Infrastructure / PAC

• Sports Events

• Industry and Technology

• Natural Resources

• Energy

• Agribusiness

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Brazil Facts

• Population: 195 million inhabitants (5th)

• Average age: 29 • Language: Portuguese • Area: 8,514,877 sq km (5th) • Coastline: 7,491 km • GDP/PPP: US$ 2.17 trillion

(8th) (2010) • GDP/PPP: US$ 2.44 trillion

(6th) (2011 – The Economist) • GDP per capita: US$ 10,800

(2010) • GDP growth in 2011: 2.73% • HDI: 0.771 • Unemployment rate: 6.0%

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Rio Grande do Sul • 11 million inhabitants

• 95,5% literacy rate

• Capital City: Porto Alegre

• Life expectancy of 75 years

• Mature and diversified industry

• Tech Parks

• Qualified labor

• Second health and hospital cluster in Brazil

• HDI: 0.832 (among 30 best countries)

• Unenployment rate: 4.5%

• Focus on sustainability and long term projects

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Main Markets

Brazil

GDP: US$ 2,172 bilion

Population: 195 million

Uruguay

GDP: US$ 48 billion

Population: 3.3 million

Argentina

GDP: US$ 370.3 billion

Population: 41.8 million

Paraguay

GDP: US$ 18.5 billion

Population: 6.5 million

Radius of 1.4

thousand km

Mercosur

GDP: US$ 2,608.8 billion

Population: 244.6 million

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The Gaucho

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Football: Gremio X Internacional

• World Champions

• Grêmio 1983

• Internacional 2006

• Brazilian Champions

• Libertadores da America Champions

GRE-NAL

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Land of Presidents

7 presidents came from Rio Grande do Sul, including President Dilma Rousseff

Getúlio Vargas

(1930-1945 /1951-1954)

Dilma Rousseff (2011-2014)

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Development Structure

State Governor

Develop. Secretary

AGDI Badesul BRDE Banrisul

Finance Secretary

Develop. Council

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• Sectors Policy • Infrastructure • Commercial Promotion • Tax Regulation...

• Coop Production • Clusters...

• Investors Offics • FINEP • Financing • Technical Support • Innovation Programs

Industrial and Innovation Policy

Companies

Cooperation

Industry

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Investors Office

• Coordination of Government Departments • Infrastructure • Environment • Taxes • Financing • Land

• Interface with • Municipalities • Business Associations • Universities and Education • Federal Government

• Permanent interaction between key actors in the investment process

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Rio Grande do Sul Industrial Highlights

• 3rd largest industrial park of Brazil

• 1st center for agricultural equipment

• 1st center for transport equipment production

• 1st producer of leather and footwear

• 2nd center for metal products

• 2nd center for machines and equipment

• 2nd center for chemical products

• 2nd center for rubber and plastics

• 2nd center for furniture

• 2nd center for beverage production

• 4th center for food manufacture

• 4th center for vehicle production

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Emerging Industry

• Offshore

• Wind Power

• Genetic Engineering

• Medical Devices

• Semiconductors

• Creative Industry

• Clean Technology

• Nuclear Medicine

• Functional food

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Global Brands

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Industry Geography

AGRIBUSINESS

METAL MECHANICAL AND MACHINERY

AUTOMOTIVE

OFFSHORE

ELECTRONICS AND SOFTWARE

WIND POWER

PETROCHEMICAL

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Logistics

• International Airports

• Regional Airports

• Roads

• Railroads

• Ports

• Pipeline

• Unique waterways system

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Conferences and Tradeshows in Rio Grande do Sul

March, 5 – 9 Expodireto – Não-Me-Toque - Agribusiness

March, 20-23 FIMEC - Novo Hamburgo – Shoes and Leather Eq.

March, 20-23 Feira do Polo Naval RS – Rio Grande - Offshore

March, 25-29 FIMMA - Bento Gonçalves – Furniture Equip.

May, 15 – 17 BITS (Business IT South America) – Porto Alegre

Aug/Sept, 28 - 02 Expointer – Esteio - Agribusiness

October, 2 - 5 Mercopar Industrial – Caxias do Sul - Industrial

November Innovation Conference – FIERGS – Porto Alegre

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Closing Remarks

• Consolidated industrial structure and skilled labor

• Emerging industry: offshore, wind power, semiconductors, medical devices...

• Plenty of investments and opportunities in diversified areas

• Production base for Brazil, Mercosul and other regions

• Hub for research and new technologies

• Focus on quality of life and sustainability

• Right time for planning and implementing new business in Brazil and Rio Grande do Sul

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sports, culture, entertainment and oudoor life

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AGDI – Rio Grande do Sul Development Agency

Marcus Coester – CEO

Phone: +55 51 3288 6734

E-mail: [email protected]

Thank you!