O Estaleiro Enseada lança nova marca e voltará competir na industria naval

Enseada Shipyard Launches New Brand and Will Compete Again in the Shipbuilding Industry

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 24/08/2018 at 16:43

Updated on 24/08/2018 at 16:59

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New Brand Strengthens Enseada for the Resumption of the Brazilian Shipbuilding Industry with Major National and International Players

After a long period of restructuring, during which Enseada was strongly impacted by the sector crisis, the company is ready and reorganized to compete again with the largest national and international players in the shipbuilding and offshore industries. In addition to implementing a strategic repositioning that broadened the company’s scope while preserving its shipbuilding and offshore vocation, Enseada is launching its new brand today (08/24).

More modern, dynamic, and with a touch of Brazilian identity, the logo effectively conveys the new moment experienced by Enseada, which brings together cutting-edge technology, long-term vision, a spirit of overcoming, a strong sustainability policy, and ethical operations.

The new Enseada brand expresses well the possible balance between nature and industry. Inspired by the modularity of production, the new graphic art refers to the dynamism of the shipbuilding industry and the modern industrial park of the company, established, licensed, and operational in Maragojipe/BA.

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According to Enseada’s president, Maurício Almeida, the company is prepared for the construction of a more productive, competitive, and sustainable future. “We are backed by the most modern facilities in the world, a 5th generation shipyard, and ready to once again generate jobs and development for Brazil,” Almeida comments. Check out the new company brand in the photo below:

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