Acro Cabos Strengthens Presence in the Market with New Facility in Macaé

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Published on 23/02/2024 at 19:08

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Entering The Offshore Market Marks A New Chapter For The Company

Acro Cabos, recognized for its expertise in solutions for rigging, lifting, and moving loads, announces a significant expansion with the opening of a new unit in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro. This expansion not only strengthens the company’s presence in the market but also enhances the quality and diversity of its portfolio, especially by serving the demanding offshore segment with greater expertise.

Growth And Innovation Strategy

With the new unit in Macaé, Acro Cabos now has three operational facilities, joining the already existing ones in São Paulo and Curitiba. This strategic move includes the implementation of a large warehouse of 1000 m², designed to meet the specific demands of the offshore sector, a segment known for its rigorous technical and safety requirements.

Rafael Garcia Simon, managing partner of Acro Cabos, highlights the importance of this expansion: “Our presence in Macaé not only gives us greater reach within the offshore market but also allows us to offer an even more qualified and specialized portfolio, meeting the specific needs of this sector. This undoubtedly reinforces our position as a comprehensive supplier, capable of driving quality and innovation in our services and products.”

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Commitment To Excellence And Safety

To operate competitively in the offshore segment, Acro Cabos has invested in training and obtaining essential certifications, such as the Type Approval Certificate DNV 2.7.1, a fundamental accreditation for companies wishing to supply products and services for offshore operations. This certification process involved a rigorous audit, highlighting the company’s commitment to high standards of quality and safety.

“Our approval in quality assessments and the achievement of the DNV 2.7.1 certification reflect our commitment to meet the regulations of the offshore segment, ensuring excellence in all operations,” emphasizes Simon, highlighting the rigor and dedication of Acro Cabos in aligning with the best practices in the industry.

Acro Cabos: A Synonym For Quality And Safety

With over 25 years of experience, Acro Cabos is synonymous with excellence in solutions for lifting, rigging, and moving loads. The company stands out in the market for the superior quality of its products and services, all certified and aligned with the strictest safety standards. The expansion to Macaé and entry into the offshore segment are reflections of Acro Cabos’ ongoing commitment to innovation, quality, and primarily, the satisfaction and safety of its clients.

This new phase not only solidifies Acro Cabos’ presence in the Brazilian market but also opens doors for new opportunities for growth and partnerships in the competitive offshore segment. With this expansion, Acro Cabos reaffirms its commitment to excellence and the constant pursuit of exceeding market expectations.

Source: Allan Costa – Communication Manager.

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Acro Cabos Strengthens Presence in the Market with New Facility in Macaé

Entering The Offshore Market Marks A New Chapter For The Company

Growth And Innovation Strategy

Commitment To Excellence And Safety

Acro Cabos: A Synonym For Quality And Safety

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Commitment To Excellence And Safety

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