City in MG to Receive Three Major New Investments from Supermarket Chains, Creating Over 700 Jobs for Local Residents

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 18/08/2021 at 11:11

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MG Is Being a Stage for Various Investments. Among Them Are Three New Supermarkets That Promise to Generate 700 Jobs for the Municipality of Timóteo

The municipality of Timóteo-MG will receive the installation of three new investments in supermarket stores in the coming months. Two of them are already under construction and may be operational by the end of this year, generating various jobs and income for the mining municipality.

Investments from Duvale and Coelho Diniz in MG

In total, the investments estimate the generation of 700 direct job openings and will help the municipality of MG recover economically during this post-pandemic period. According to the Secretary of Economic Development and Tourism of Timóteo, Hiler Félix, there will be stores from the Duvale Supermarkets chain, one in the Santa Rita neighborhood, on the way to Belo Horizonte, and another in the Olaria neighborhood. Both are under advanced construction.

According to Félix, in the Santa Rita neighborhood, the supermarket that will also be a wholesaler is expected to open in two months and aims to generate 150 direct job openings, while the Olaria store is expected to open by the end of the year, generating 200 to 250 direct job openings.

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Business Center in the Municipality of MG

The secretary also highlighted the project to install a Business Center in the Macuco neighborhood, on a site covering about 50 hectares, purchased in previous administrations, which could become an attraction for new investments. According to Félix, the area will be aimed at companies promoting greater sustainability, considering that it is a buffer region for the Rio Doce State Park, and could serve for the establishment of logistics distribution centers or other sectors that do not have environmental impact.

Another project to encourage new investments in the municipality is the publication of a bid for the construction of a ring road to connect MG-760, in the Cava Grande district, to BR-381, passing through the neighborhoods of Macuco, Licuri, Alphaville, and Timóteo, improving the flow of the industrial district in the Limoeiro neighborhood.

Job Openings in Timóteo

Last week, a selection process was opened with more than 15 positions for the municipalities of Timóteo, Ipatinga, and Coronel Fabriciano in the following roles:

Maintenance Assistant
Financial Assistant
Laboratory Technician
Library Assistant
Partner Success Consultant and Content Editor in the areas of Administration
Agriculture and Veterinary
Biology
Accounting
Law
Education
Nursing
Pharmacy
Marketing
Nutrition
Psychology
Social Work

To apply, interested candidates should register on the website CLICKING HERE

City in MG to Receive Three Major New Investments from Supermarket Chains, Creating Over 700 Jobs for Local Residents

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