R$ 300 milhões serão investidos pela Ultragaz em 2020

R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested by Ultragaz in 2020

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Published on 05/02/2020 at 12:46

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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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R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested by Ultragaz in 2020

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R$ 300 Million Will Be Invested by Ultragaz in 2020

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