In 2018, the event will take place from August 14 to 16 at the SulAmérica Convention Center and will bring together major companies from the naval and maritime industry.
The downturn in the naval, oil, and gas industry in Rio de Janeiro has kept a series of companies that rely on these production chains stagnant. The financial and social crisis has been bitterly felt for several years, since the onset of the crisis in 2014, further exacerbated by the fiscal gap that the state of Rio de Janeiro experienced. On the other hand, the effort to recover this sector is creating positive prospects for companies in the region.
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The main event in South America dedicated to the shipbuilding, maintenance, and operations sectors, Marintec South America, will be held in Rio de Janeiro. The event will take place from August 14 to 16 at the SulAmérica Convention Center.
The main objectives are:
- Gather national and international suppliers to align interests;
- Promote business among contacts in the naval chain;
- Create and strengthen ties in this business branch.
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“I believe that in the next two years, we will see an evolution in the business of oil exploration/production, and the consequence will be an increase in demand for products and services in the area we operate in TIC (Information and Communication Technologies)”, says Cunha.
“The year 2018 is still expected to be a transitional year towards better days for the industry ahead. We expect growth in the sales of more products from our portfolio to companies present in Brazil in the naval market, as well as in offshore, which has been shrinking in recent years but is already showing signs of recovery”, says Augusto Vieira, sales manager for South & Central America at Wilhelmsen Ships Service in the Marine Products Division.

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