Logistics Company Plans to Invest R$ 30 Million and Create 350 Jobs in Minas Gerais

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Published on 17/09/2020 at 11:39

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Braspress, A Logistics Company, Will Open 350 Job Positions and Plans to Invest R$ 30 Million in Its Unit in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais

Braspress Transportes Urgentes, the national leader in parcel transportation, intends to invest a total of R$ 30 million in its new unit in Uberlândia, in the state of Minas Gerais, marking the company’s second unit in the city. The company also plans to open 350 new job positions, which will be linked to transportation and logistics, as well as technology.

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The new construction will occupy nearly 20,000 m² of a total area of almost 34,000 m² near BR-050, in the northern zone of Uberlândia. According to the company’s data, Braspress averages 2 million deliveries per month. The company is the only one that serves 100% of the national territory, with 99% of the coverage being provided with its own resources. Today, the company has 15 branches in Minas Gerais and 100 overall in Brazil, in addition to seven others in Latin America.

Businessman Helou stated, “We are a technology company focused on logistics. It is a fact that the activity shrank during the pandemic, but we did not stop,” when asked about the company’s construction activities even during the pandemic.

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Logistics Company Plans to Invest R$ 30 Million and Create 350 Jobs in Minas Gerais

Braspress, A Logistics Company, Will Open 350 Job Positions and Plans to Invest R$ 30 Million in Its Unit in Uberlândia, Minas Gerais

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Logistics Company Plans to Invest R$ 30 Million and Create 350 Jobs in Minas Gerais

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