Fecomércio MG Invests Millions in Gigantic Building That Promises to Revolutionize Commerce and Tourism in BH

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Published on 17/09/2025 at 22:32

Imagem da nova sede da Fecomércio MG, com fachada de vidro e arquitetura contemporânea, localizada em área estratégica de Belo Horizonte.

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New Headquarters Promises Innovation and Strengthening of the Minas Gerais Trade

On the morning of this Tuesday, September 16, 2025, Fecomércio MG signed a contract for the construction of its new headquarters in Belo Horizonte.

The project is located at Avenida Raja Gabaglia, number 1300, in the Gutierrez neighborhood. It will be an architectural landmark of modernity and functionality for the region.

With an investment of R$ 90 million, the new structure will bring together Fecomércio, Sesc, and Senac in one space.

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Innovative Structure with Defined Execution Stages

The building will have nine floors and will be executed in two phases. The planning guarantees organization and clarity in the construction schedule.

The first phase, which includes the first four floors, will be dedicated to commerce. This phase is set to be completed in March 2027.

The second phase will include the remaining five floors, where the headquarters of Fecomércio, Sesc, and Senac will be located.

Thus, the construction, in addition to providing modern infrastructure, will boost the local economy and will also generate new business opportunities for the region.

Leadership Committed to the Future of the Sector

The president of the Fecomércio MG System, Sesc, and Senac, Nadim Donato, signed the contract.

Also participating were the managing partners Ítalo Aurélio Gaetani, from Construtora Castor LTDA., and Rogério Labriola, from Privilège Construtora LTDA.

According to Donato, the initiative is a strategic step to strengthen the entity’s presence in Minas Gerais.

He emphasized: “The construction of this headquarters represents our commitment to evolve. It is an important investment in the future of Minas Gerais entrepreneurs and the quality of services offered”.

This positioning reinforces the importance of the project not only for the federation but also for the entire trade chain in Minas Gerais.

Fecomércio MG as a Pillar of Development

Founded 86 years ago, Fecomércio MG is the main representative entity of goods, services, and tourism trade in Minas Gerais.

The institution represents more than 750 thousand companies and 54 unions. It acts as a spokesperson for business interests across the state.

Furthermore, it manages Sesc and Senac, promoting social, cultural, and educational programs for entrepreneurs, workers, and also the community at large.

Since 2022, under the presidency of Nadim Donato, the federation has expanded its role. It promotes public debates and proposes economic solutions for the sector.

Its actions with the National Confederation of Trade (CNC), led by José Roberto Tadros, strengthen the strategic alignment for the defense of businesses at the national level.

Expected Impacts on the Economy and Society

The new headquarters of Fecomércio MG symbolizes more than a physical space, as it represents direct investment in the Minas Gerais economy and strengthens institutional relationships.

Moreover, the project enhances the business class in Minas Gerais and, consequently, increases the recognition of the sector in the state and national scenarios.

With the centralization of services, entrepreneurs, workers, and society will have easier access to training programs, while at the same time participating in cultural initiatives.

Similarly, there will be specialized technical support that will, therefore, ensure better results for the sector and contribute to regional economic growth.

As a result, this integration will reinforce the federation’s position as a reference in support and innovation and will likewise stimulate sustainable and continuous development in Minas Gerais.

Fecomércio MG Invests Millions in Gigantic Building That Promises to Revolutionize Commerce and Tourism in BH

New Headquarters Promises Innovation and Strengthening of the Minas Gerais Trade

Innovative Structure with Defined Execution Stages

Leadership Committed to the Future of the Sector

Fecomércio MG as a Pillar of Development

Expected Impacts on the Economy and Society

In the face of so many structural changes, how can this initiative transform the experience of the sector in the coming years?

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