Atibaia Stands Out in the Ranking of the Best Cities for Industrial Business

Written by Corporativo

Published on 29/12/2023 at 20:28

Foto: Prefeitura da Estância de Atibaia.

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Economic And Industrial Boost

Atibaia, a municipality in significant economic expansion, has stood out on the national stage by being ranked among the 100 Best Cities to Do Business, with special emphasis on the Industrial sector. The research, conducted by Urban Systems in its 10th edition, evaluated cities with populations over 100,000, placing Atibaia in a prestigious position: 16th place in the Industrial category. The municipality has also achieved noteworthy positions in Commerce and Agriculture, reflecting its favorable environment for investments and economic development.

Growth And Industrial Incentive

The City Hall of Atibaia has been a fundamental pillar in this growth, actively promoting economic development. In 2023, 26 new industries chose Atibaia to establish themselves, bringing optimistic forecasts of R＄ 2.5 billion in revenue and the creation of 5,700 jobs over five years. The 1st Atibaia Industrial Expo, a significant event organized by the Municipal Administration, served as a catalyst to connect companies in the industrial sector and generate opportunities for business, services, and employment.

Incentive Programs And Entrepreneurship

Other initiatives, such as the Empreender Aqui Program and the Tax Incentive Program for Sustainable Economic Development, have been essential in attracting and maintaining businesses in the city. Companies from various sectors have taken advantage of the tax incentives offered, reflecting the inclusive and supportive policy of the City Hall.

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Promotion Of Innovation And Technology

The City Hall of Atibaia has also invested in innovation and technology, injecting R＄ 1.7 million into 32 local companies with innovative technological projects through the Inovati Program. Furthermore, the Municipal Administration supports local commerce through appreciation campaigns and projects that encourage entrepreneurship and promote sustainable economic development.

Positive Impact On Employment

In the employment sector, Atibaia has demonstrated an impressive positive balance in the creation of formal jobs. According to the General Registry of Employed and Unemployed (Caged), the municipality showed a balance of 1,845 job openings from January to October, continuing a positive trend from previous years. Additionally, the Worker Assistance Office (PAT) of Atibaia played a crucial role, opening 8,565 job openings and conducting 11,970 service sessions throughout the year.

The City Hall has played an essential role in preparing candidates for the job market by offering lectures and free training courses, as well as job fairs in partnership with institutions such as Sebrae, Sest/Senat, Senac, Senai, and the Atibaia Commercial and Industrial Association (ACIA).

In summary, Atibaia is rapidly establishing itself as a center for economic and industrial development, thanks to innovative policies and the ongoing support of the City Hall. With plans to intensify professional qualification in 2024, Atibaia positions itself as an example of growth and innovation in the Brazilian business landscape.

Source: City Hall of the Municipality of Atibaia.

Atibaia Stands Out in the Ranking of the Best Cities for Industrial Business

Economic And Industrial Boost

Growth And Industrial Incentive

Incentive Programs And Entrepreneurship

Promotion Of Innovation And Technology

Positive Impact On Employment

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