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Steel Prices Will Increase by 15% in November

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Published on 27/10/2020 at 13:47

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Açotubo Group, One of the Largest Steel Distributors, Says the Market Is in Constant Expansion

According to Açotubo Group, one of the largest steel distributors and that has the best operational technical structure in the field, the prospects for the sector are optimistic until the end of this year. In November, it is expected that the prices of steel and thick sheets will increase by more than 15% in November. The Group states that the market has been growing steadily.

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The Group stated that the Curitiba branch serving Paraná and Santa Catarina and its commercial office in Joinville have seen great demand for products in the oil distribution sector, especially fuels. The number of proposals and sales from companies with their own network of gas stations has increased in the region.

Such distribution centers are usually built near the Curitiba refinery. Another area of growth is the basic components that transport all products.

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Açotubo Group:

Founded in 1974, Açotubo Group has the best operational technical structure in the steel industry. The company combines advanced management principles and strategies, which has made it a reference in business and leadership.

The Group comprises six divisions: Pipes and Steel, Fittings, Drawn Products and Parts, Stainless Steels, Integrated Solutions, and Anchoring Systems (Incotep). This versatility enables Açotubo to operate in various segments.

From its headquarters in São Paulo, covering over 120,000m², Açotubo Group is structured to cover the entire national territory through its branches and strategically distributed representatives.

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