Suzano aprova investimentos no Espírito Santo e confirma mais de mil empregos no segmento de papel celulose

Suzano Approves Investments in Espírito Santo and Confirms Over One Thousand Jobs in the Pulp and Paper Segment

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/12/2019 at 08:54

Updated on 22/12/2019 at 16:07

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Aracruz And Cachoeiro de Itapemirim Will Receive Investments of R$ 935 Million, Creating Jobs for Works That May Last Up to 3 Years in Espírito Santo at Suzano Forest, Pulp and Paper

Last Thursday (19), it was announced by Suzano that the Pulp and Paper subsidiary will heavily invest in Espírito Santo, specifically R$ 935 million for the construction and expansion of services in Aracruz and Cachoeiro de Itapemirim. This funding will generate thousands of jobs and comes from ICSM credits that the company holds with the Federal Government.

The Application of These Investments in 3 Fronts

Modernize an existing unit of the company in the city of Aracruz
Amplification of Suzano’s forestry hub
In Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, a toilet paper factory is expected to be constructed

According to Suzano Pulp and Paper, the Aracruz unit that will be modernized will receive R$ 257 million of these investments, and Pablo Machado, who is the current Executive Director, endorses that the company’s forestry unit will also be expanded, with a reserve of investments amounting to R$ 530 million. See Also: Petro-Victory Announces Acquisition of 3 Fields in the Basin of Espírito Santo

Following the same path, R$ 130 million have been earmarked for the construction of a toilet paper factory in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim: “These investments are expected to generate around 900 jobs. We will always prioritize local job creation. So, whether for the toilet paper factory, for the modernization works of the factory, or for the expansion of the forestry base, in these three projects we will seek local people, as much as possible,” concludes Machado.

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Forecast of Works and Job Openings in Espírito Santo

The works, modernizations, and investments will start in 2020, and as previously mentioned, the job openings will be distributed as follows:

Aracruz – 600 jobs will be created for the modernization and expansion of the forestry area
Cachoeiro de Itapemirim – 300 jobs at the peak of the works and 200 after the pulp paper factory is operational

The project in Aracruz will generate job openings for between 2 to 3 years during this period, while in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, the unit will be operational until the 3rd quarter of 2020.

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The governor of the state of Espírito Santo stated: “It’s R$ 935 million in the coming years, starting in 2020. These are investments that will generate ICMS for the state, in addition to creating jobs and economic activity to generate income for the capixabas, in an activity that is already structured in Espírito Santo, which is the use of wood for cellulose production. And now we take a step further, with a toilet paper factory. This promotes a balance in the state, with investments in the northern and southern regions,” he concludes, highlighting how important these investments are.

Suzano Approves Investments in Espírito Santo and Confirms Over One Thousand Jobs in the Pulp and Paper Segment

Aracruz And Cachoeiro de Itapemirim Will Receive Investments of R$ 935 Million, Creating Jobs for Works That May Last Up to 3 Years in Espírito Santo at Suzano Forest, Pulp and Paper

The Application of These Investments in 3 Fronts

Forecast of Works and Job Openings in Espírito Santo

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Suzano Approves Investments in Espírito Santo and Confirms Over One Thousand Jobs in the Pulp and Paper Segment

Aracruz And Cachoeiro de Itapemirim Will Receive Investments of R$ 935 Million, Creating Jobs for Works That May Last Up to 3 Years in Espírito Santo at Suzano Forest, Pulp and Paper

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