Industrial Supply Company Celebrates 12 Years With Record Growth Period and Market Dominance

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/07/2022 at 16:52

Updated on 01/07/2022 at 16:53

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The SBS Has Clients in Oil and Gas and Corporate Supply Areas, as Well as Operating in Various Other Countries.

SBS, which connects companies and suppliers with greater cost-effectiveness and shorter delivery times, has seen encouraging revenue growth over the past 3 years and consolidates its position as a leader in its sector.

Known for offering greater cost-effectiveness for machinery replacement parts and industrial supply, SBS reaches its 12th anniversary with excellent numbers. In the 2019/2020 period, the company registered a revenue increase of 24%, and in the following year, of 52%. Just in the first half of this year, SBS has already achieved a growth 30% higher than the 2021/2022 period and is projecting even greater growth for the total year compared to 2021.

***Priscila Barone, CEO of SBS, Brazilian Supply Service.***

The company assists clients in the search for maintenance, repair, and operational equipment through a global sourcing of suppliers, which provides a price that stands out in the market.

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Unlike other purchasing and supply centers, SBS adopts the strategy of order centralization and becomes a single supplier for its clients, which means that companies do not have to find different suppliers for one order, resulting in reduced costs and delivery times. The company operates from the service quotation to the product delivery and also offers clients international insurance during the transport of each order.

“SBS is a visionary company that operates efficiently and globally to streamline processes and meet its clients’ demands with efficiency and reliability,” emphasizes Priscila Barone, CEO of the supply company, which has been a market leader for years.

With clients in the oil and gas sectors, such as Petrobras, Ocyan, and Subsea7, in corporate supplies, such as Loft, 99, and Nubank, in industrial supplies, like Ambev and Braskem, among others, SBS has branches spread around the world with offices in São Paulo, Miami, London, and Campania (Italy) and maintains a network of global suppliers such as Bosch, ThyssenKrupp, Siemens, among others.

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