Cimed Announces New Factory in Minas Gerais, Creating New Jobs in the State

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Published on 26/05/2024 at 15:49

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Cimed Announces Expansion in Minas Gerais. The Initiative Includes Increasing the Factory in Pouso Alegre and a New Unit, Promising to Boost the Local Economy and Generate Jobs.

On Wednesday, (05/15), during Brazilian Week, an event that brought together Brazilian entrepreneurs and authorities in New York, the governor of Minas Gerais, Romeu Zema, met with the CEO of Cimed Group, João Adibe Marques, to announce news that promises to boost the state’s economy. Cimed, the third-largest pharmaceutical company in Brazil by sales volume, confirmed the expansion of its factory in Minas Gerais, generating new jobs and strengthening its presence in the state.

Government and Private Initiative Together for Economic Development in Minas Gerais

“Our trip to the United States is already bringing great results for Minas. The good news comes from Cimed’s CEO, João Marques, who takes advantage of the significant changes happening in Minas in terms of streamlining and simplifying life for entrepreneurs to invest once again in our state”, declared Zema.

The governor emphasized the importance of the trust that companies like Cimed place in government actions, stating that such partnerships are crucial for the economic development of Minas Gerais.

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Cimed’s New Factory Will Focus on Hygiene and Beauty Production

The new factory will mainly focus on the production of hygiene and beauty products, while the production of medicines will continue in Pouso Alegre, with improvements in the infrastructure for storing raw materials and finished products.

With these expansions, Cimed expects not only to increase its production capacity but also to generate new jobs, significantly contributing to the local economy.

The announcement from Cimed highlights the importance of the streamlining policies and entrepreneurship incentives implemented by the government of Minas Gerais, which aim to attract and retain investments in the state.

The expansion of Cimed’s operations is an example of how these policies can bring concrete benefits, promoting economic growth and job creation.

The Formula for Success in Minas Gerais

This new phase for Cimed in Minas Gerais reaffirms the state’s position as a strategic hub for the pharmaceutical industry, demonstrating the development and innovation potential that the region offers.

With the expansion of the factories, the expectation is that Minas Gerais will continue attracting significant investments, strengthening its economy and improving the quality of life for its residents.

Brazilian Week continues to be an important event for strengthening ties between entrepreneurs and authorities, promoting discussions on economic scenarios and investment opportunities.

The participation of companies like Cimed and government support are fundamental to the success of these initiatives and to the sustainable development of Brazil.

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Ricardo Oliveira

#10205

29/05/2024 10:09

Melhor lugar pra instalar a fábrica é em Paraopeba/MG, local estrategicamente posicionamento para escoamento em todas as principais rodovias do Brasil.

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Sil

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28/05/2024 21:39

Venha p Poços de Caldas será mto bem vinda CIMED. E com certeza terá mto sucesso

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Inez Neves Rocha

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28/05/2024 21:22

Venha para Teófilo Otoni MG. Será muito bem-vindo.

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Cimed Announces New Factory in Minas Gerais, Creating New Jobs in the State

Cimed Announces Expansion in Minas Gerais. The Initiative Includes Increasing the Factory in Pouso Alegre and a New Unit, Promising to Boost the Local Economy and Generate Jobs.

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Cimed Announces Expansion in Minas Gerais. The Initiative Includes Increasing the Factory in Pouso Alegre and a New Unit, Promising to Boost the Local Economy and Generate Jobs.

Government and Private Initiative Together for Economic Development in Minas Gerais

Cimed’s New Factory Will Focus on Hygiene and Beauty Production

The Formula for Success in Minas Gerais

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Four times faster than the Concorde, capable of taking passengers from New York to London in less than an hour at Mach 5.5, and with an engine that switches from turbojet to ramjet mid-flight at Mach 3.5, the Hermeus Quarterhorse went from paper to its first flight in just 19 months.

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