Ecman Grows in Brazil’s Engineering Market and Expands to 7 Other Countries

Currently, There Are More Than US$ 175 Million in Ongoing Projects in Various Countries Involving Ecman

Founded in 1983, in Bahia, Ecman is part of a business group controlled by TIUÁ Empreendimentos. Ecman has been excelling for years in the Oil and Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical sectors, and also has companies that work with industrial maintenance and equipment logistics. Currently employing about 2,910 employees, the organization has 92 pieces of equipment, such as cranes, tractors, forklifts, and warehouses.

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To date, Ecman has achieved 700 certifications for industrial and infrastructure projects, delivered and approved not only here in Brazil but also in other countries. These certifications are technical and procedural in management, allowing Ecman to operate across a wide range of projects.

Areas of Operation and Growth of Ecman

The Brazilian multinational is present in eight countries in the Latin America and Africa. Ecman has also carried out sanitation projects and the construction of plants focused on potable water and effluent treatment, totaling more than US$ 342 million. It has also carried out road improvements, highways, bridges, airports, ports, terminals, dams, and industrial units.

Between 2016 and 2020, the multinational demonstrated an average annual growth of 12%, with an EBITDA ranging between 19% and 25%. Currently, there are more than US$ 175 million in ongoing projects in various countries.

Projects Completed in Brazil and Other Countries

Here in Brazil, we can highlight:

• – The construction and provision of civil engineering services for Zumbi dos Palmares Airport in Alagoas (Infraero);
• – Construction and assembly of the Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Terminal located at PECEM Port in Ceará (CIPP SA.);
• – The implementation of the reception, storage, and transportation system for sulfuric acid within the Inácio Barbosa Maritime Terminal, interconnecting it to the ammonia sulfate production unit of the Nitrogen Fertilizers Plant in Sergipe (Petrobras);
• – Plant, civil construction, electromechanical assembly, and commissioning at the Industrial Waste Treatment Station of the Rio de Janeiro Petrochemical Complex (COMPERJ).

In other countries, the highlights include the water treatment plant project in Angola, the bridge project in Argentina, and the development of the plant, construction, and operation over 25 years at Tocancipá Airport in Colombia, among other projects.