Banco do Nordeste (BNB) and Sulnorte Maritime Services Establish Partnership for Building New Vessels

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 25/08/2023 at 08:33

Updated on 25/08/2023 at 08:56

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The Partnership Created for the Construction of New Vessels Not Only Reinforces Banco do Nordeste’s Commitment to Regional Progress but Strengthens Sulnorte’s Position as a Driving Force in the Maritime Services Market.

Last Tuesday (08/22), Banco do Nordeste (BNB) and Sulnorte Serviços Marítimos celebrated an important milestone by signing a financing contract aimed at the construction of two innovative vessels. This strategic agreement promises to revolutionize the maritime landscape and further strengthen the development of the region.

Strategic Partnership Between BNB and Sulnorte Promises to Boost the Maritime Sector

The signing ceremony took place at BNB’s renowned headquarters in Sergipe and brought together prominent figures from both entities.

From Sulnorte, Mr. Adolfo Acioli, Owner Partner; Luiz Felipe Gouvea, Executive Director; Nilson Cavalcanti, Financial Director; and Atílio Gonçalves, Director’s Adviser were present. They were joined by the BNB Superintendent, Mr. Cesar Santana; the Branch Manager, Mr. Marcos Andrade; and the Relationship Manager, Mr. Danilo Prata.

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New High-Capacity Tugs Will Strengthen the Company’s Activities in the Market

The Executive Director of Sulnorte, Mr. Luiz Felipe Gouvea, emphasized: “We decided that these two tugs will be 23 meters long but with a higher static towing capacity of 75 tons of BP.” This distinctive feature reinforces the company’s commitment to investing in cutting-edge technology to meet the most demanding maritime needs.

The partnership between BNB and Sulnorte not only promotes the technological and economic advancement of the region but also highlights the importance of strategic collaborations to drive vital sectors of the Brazilian economy.

With a shared vision of innovation and progress, this union promises to open new horizons and further strengthen Brazil’s competitive position in the global maritime arena.

About Sulnorte Serviços Marítimos

In the business landscape since 1978, Sulnorte Serviços Marítimos Ltda stands out as a family-owned company specializing in tug services, leaving its mark on the waters of Brazil.

With extensive experience, the company enriches its operations with a deep commitment to maritime safety, presenting itself as a reference in the sector.

What sets Sulnorte apart is its unparalleled coastal coverage.

Its operations cover extensive portions of the Brazilian coast, solidifying its reputation as a vital force in maritime transport.

The company’s highlights go beyond the breadth of its operations; it also stands out for its proactive approach to minimizing risks.

Banco do Nordeste (BNB) and Sulnorte Maritime Services Establish Partnership for Building New Vessels

The Partnership Created for the Construction of New Vessels Not Only Reinforces Banco do Nordeste’s Commitment to Regional Progress but Strengthens Sulnorte’s Position as a Driving Force in the Maritime Services Market.

Strategic Partnership Between BNB and Sulnorte Promises to Boost the Maritime Sector

New High-Capacity Tugs Will Strengthen the Company’s Activities in the Market

About Sulnorte Serviços Marítimos

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Strategic Partnership Between BNB and Sulnorte Promises to Boost the Maritime Sector

New High-Capacity Tugs Will Strengthen the Company’s Activities in the Market

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