Drone Market Grows in Brazil and Boosts Economy by Creating Jobs

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 23/10/2020 at 10:15

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As of September this year, ANAC recorded a 150% increase in the registration of drones in the country compared to 2017, reaching a total of 77 thousand registered devices, of which 28 thousand are registered for professional use and 49 thousand for recreational use, creating more jobs and boosting the Brazilian economy.

However, Emerson Granemann, CEO of MundoGEO – which will hold MundoGEO Connect and DroneShow Plus in São Paulo this November – believes that the number of drones flying and boosting the economy in the country should be much higher. “I believe that we certainly must have more than 150 thousand devices in operation in the country, both for professional and recreational purposes. In other words, 50% are irregular.”

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It is estimated that Brazil accounts for about 1 to 3% of the total drones sold worldwide at the end of 2019. The forecast for 2022 is that the segment will generate approximately US$ 16.6 billion in revenue for the economy annually, with US$ 9.6 billion for recreational use and US$ 7 billion for professional uses, representing a 90% increase in projected job creation.

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Drone Market Generating Jobs

Today, it is estimated that 41% of the revenue from the domestic drone market comes from infrastructure companies. 26% from the agricultural sector, 10% from logistics, 8% in security services, 7% in entertainment, 5% from insurance companies, and 3% from mining companies.

In a market that expands and consolidates every day, the revenue sources are numerous: sales and maintenance of aircraft, rental and provision of services with aerial filming and monitoring, production, licensing, and operation of software designed for use with drones, among other tasks that generate jobs across the country’s five regions.

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