R$ 65 Million Will Be Invested and 100 Jobs Will Be Created by Logistics Operations Company, Transzilli Group, in Espírito Santo

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 16/04/2021 at 14:53

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Transzilli Group, Operating in Logistics, Purchased a Logistics and Industrial Center in Espírito Santo; The Expected Investment Will Result in the Creation of 100 New Jobs

Logistics company from Goiás, Transzilli Group acquired a customs logistics and industrial center in Espírito Santo. With projected investments of R$ 65 million over the next two years, there is an expectation of creating 100 new direct jobs. Osvaldo Zilli, the CEO of the Group, says that the initial investments will be directed towards improving the infrastructure.

Investments and Jobs in Espírito Santo

Transzilli Group, which operates in logistics and storage of frozen, dry, refrigerated cargo, and pharmaceuticals, acquired a logistics center from Terca Armazéns Gerais in Cariacica, Espírito Santo. With the new venture, the regional economy will develop with the creation of new job positions.

Osvaldo Zilli states that the logistics company expects that, with the new investments to be made in Espírito Santo, new factories and companies may set up operations in the region. He emphasizes that Transzilli Group has clients who have already shown interest in the state of Espírito Santo’s tax incentives. The CEO of the logistics group reported that they will play a significant role in attracting companies, generating new jobs, and boosting the local economy.

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Decision of the Logistics Operations Group to Invest in Espírito Santo

Zilli states that the logistics company decided to invest in Espírito Santo considering the importance of logistics in the state. Also taken into account were the investments that the Federal Government can make in the railway and maritime modal sectors.

He also recalls that Brazilian logistics was 80% composed of road transport, and that this has been changing due to the privatizations that the Federal Government has been implementing. The BR do Mar project was also considered, and Zilli states that this was a significant opportunity to invest in Espírito Santo and generate new jobs.

About TransZilli Group: It has been in the logistics market for 30 years, carrying out the transportation of dry, frozen, refrigerated cargo, collection and transfer of products; supply and reverse logistics; fractional distribution and transport of vehicles. The company aims to be the best carrier specialized in refrigerated cargo and a benchmark of excellence in logistics operations in Brazil, adding value to customers, shareholders, and employees.

About Terca Armazéns Gerais: The company is a customs logistics and industrial center, with a logistics condominium, a customs area, and a general warehouse to develop new projects. The company has 300 employees and moved approximately 20,000 containers, over 5,000 machines, and 72 vehicles in the last three years.

Logistics Company Will Invest R$ 50 Million in Pará

The logistics company, Fribon Transportes, will invest in the state of Pará, focusing on the transport and storage of agricultural fertilizers. The investment will be around R$ 50 million and this will be the company’s first venture in this sector. The area is managed by the Economic Development Company – Codec and is located in the city of Barcarena.

With the investments, about 100 direct and indirect jobs may be created with the company’s new venture. The area that will be established for the company’s operations measures approximately 160,000 square meters.

R$ 65 Million Will Be Invested and 100 Jobs Will Be Created by Logistics Operations Company, Transzilli Group, in Espírito Santo

Transzilli Group, Operating in Logistics, Purchased a Logistics and Industrial Center in Espírito Santo; The Expected Investment Will Result in the Creation of 100 New Jobs

Investments and Jobs in Espírito Santo

Decision of the Logistics Operations Group to Invest in Espírito Santo

Logistics Company Will Invest R$ 50 Million in Pará

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