SIM Distributors Expands Its Presence in the Southeast with New Base in Betim, Minas Gerais.

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SIM Distribuidora Launches Operations in Betim, Minas Gerais, with New Base Aiming for Greater Reach, Logistic Efficiency, and 5% to 10% Growth by 2025.

SIM Distribuidora strengthens its presence in Minas Gerais with a new base in Betim, aiming to improve its logistics and achieve greater operational efficiency. This initiative is part of SIM Distribuidora’s strategy to expand its operations in the southeastern region of Brazil and provide even more agile and effective service to its customers.

By opening this new base, the company aims to support its future growth, with the expectation of expanding by 5% to 10% by 2025. As part of the Argenta Group, the company reaffirms its commitment to excellence and innovation in the distribution sector. This new operation represents a significant milestone in SIM Distribuidora’s trajectory.

Expansion of SIM Distribuidora in Minas Gerais

This new facility marks SIM Distribuidora’s entry into the state, strengthening its position in the Brazilian market and extending its reach in one of the country’s most prosperous regions, starting this month. With the commencement of operations at this base in Betim, the company reaches a total of 17 operational bases, already present in the states of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Paraná, and São Paulo.

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Strategic Choice of Betim

The selection of Betim as an entry point for Minas Gerais is due to its strategic location in the metropolitan area of Belo Horizonte, an area of significant economic relevance and home to the highest GDP in the state. ‘The base in Betim represents our entry into the state of Minas Gerais, one of the most dynamic areas of Brazil’, says Felipe Portugal, CEO of SIM Distribuidora.

Access to the Interior of Minas Gerais

This base is just the beginning of a larger plan, aimed at expanding our presence to other regions of the state. Starting in the metropolitan area is crucial for our future expansion strategy, which includes the interior of Minas Gerais,’ explains Felipe Portugal, director of SIM Distribuidora.

Service to Resellers and Consumers

Initially, the new base will serve gas station resellers, TRRs (Transporters and Retailers), and end consumers, providing all types of fuels, such as diesel, gasoline, and ethanol. The expectation is that operations in Minas Gerais will contribute to a 5% to 10% growth in the total volume of the distributor by the end of 2025.

Reach and Logistic Reinforcement

The installation symbolizes, in addition to greater reach, a reinforcement in service to cities in Minas Gerais near the border with São Paulo, which were already supplied by the distribution network of this other state, especially via Ribeirão Preto and Paulínia.

Efficiency and Cost Reduction

The expansion to Minas Gerais is part of a comprehensive expansion strategy by SIM Distribuidora to enhance logistic efficiency and reduce costs, thus increasing competitiveness. The forecast is that by December 2025, SIM Distribuidora will sell 20 cubic meters of fuel in the state.

New Business Opportunities

Presence in Minas Gerais will allow the company to explore new business opportunities, especially in the agribusiness sector, which is a strategic priority in all regions where the distributor operates. ‘Being in Minas Gerais not only expands our market presence but also allows us to form new partnerships and optimize our logistics, which is essential for better serving our customers and effectively expanding our operations,’ concludes the CEO of SIM Distribuidora.

SIM Distributors Expands Its Presence in the Southeast with New Base in Betim, Minas Gerais.

SIM Distribuidora Launches Operations in Betim, Minas Gerais, with New Base Aiming for Greater Reach, Logistic Efficiency, and 5% to 10% Growth by 2025.

Expansion of SIM Distribuidora in Minas Gerais

Strategic Choice of Betim

Access to the Interior of Minas Gerais

Service to Resellers and Consumers

Reach and Logistic Reinforcement

Efficiency and Cost Reduction

New Business Opportunities

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