According to the Development Director of Ultragaz, the Company Plans to Invest R$ 300 Million Just This Year
Aurélio Ferreira, director of Ultragaz, said that the company’s plan is to invest R$ 300 million in 2020. To this end, in an interview given to PetroNotícias, the director stated that the company has been betting on diversifying its client base, aiming to serve new segments, such as agribusiness. Additionally, it will expand into innovative technologies, along with a focus on sustainability and safety. Offshore Welder Being Requested by a Company in Macaé, RJ
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According to the president of Ultragaz, 2019 was a year of hard work in innovation, applying LPG in new uses and new markets. Additionally, the needs of the clients and what they really require were observed and understood for adaptations. Digital transformation was another point addressed.
According to him, “We will still disclose some details, but we can already mention that we have a macro investment number planned, representing a significant growth compared to the previous plan. We are talking about investing over R$ 300 million in 2020. It is a plan whose idea is to cover several of the points mentioned. We have a strong focus on the client, with concern for quality and service to residential and corporate clients.”

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