Lucas Supermarket Chain to Invest R$ 80 Million in MG and Create 1,000 Jobs

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 07/03/2022 at 09:50

Updated on 13/03/2022 at 23:19

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The Lucas Supermarket Chain Will Invest R$ 80 Million in the Installation of New Units in Uberlândia (MG), Creating 1000 New Jobs in the City

The City Hall of Uberlândia (MG) announced on Friday (04) an important investment for the municipality. In the afternoon, members of the Lucas Supermarket Chain were received by Odelmo Leão, the city’s mayor. The group plans to install a gas station and eight stores in Uberlândia, generating a thousand direct and indirect jobs, totaling an investment of R$ 80 million.

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Representing the supermarket chain were João Vitor Bragato, commercial director, Lucas Bragato, expansion director, and Nayara Bragato, administrative director. Also present at the meeting was Thalita Jorge, municipal secretary of Agribusiness, Economy, and Innovation.

The mayor of the municipality of MG stated during the meeting that it is very satisfying to see young entrepreneurs like these, who are the present and future of Brazil, bringing investments of this magnitude to Uberlândia (MG).

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Uberlândia will be the eighth city to receive units of the Supermarket Chain. The investment, which promises to generate new job vacancies in MG, will be divided into convenience stores, gourmet format stores, supermarkets, and a gas station.

These stores will be located in the neighborhoods of Brasil, Pequis, Jardim Califórnia, Planalto, Shopping Park, Jardim Holanda, and Cidade Jardim. According to the commercial director, the mayor offered a great reception, being a facilitator for entrepreneurs, greatly contributing to entrepreneurship and commerce in Uberlândia (MG).

The city hall has been an essential partner and, according to the director, the generation of job vacancies has already begun, mainly alongside the Municipal Secretary of Social Development, Labor, and Housing, through the National Employment System (Sine).

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The Lucas supermarket chain began in the 1990s in Tupaciguara (MG), when Divino do Nascimento, who was then working as a street vendor, decided to open a grocery store to expand his sales.

The unit was named Mini Mercado Lucas, where only food products were sold, and due to the small size of the location and the limited variety of products, it was necessary to expand even further. It was then that, in 1995, the company opened its new facilities, which now included sections such as bakery, produce, and butcher, offering a greater variety of products to consumers in the region.

In 2002, the Lucas Supermarket Chain emerged, with its first branches being inaugurated in Canápolis and Prata. Since then, the expansion has not stopped, and currently, the company provides jobs for thousands of people and serves millions of customers per year, always offering good prices and products, making it a reference in the retail sector.

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