'Havan's Véio' Prepares R$ 70 Million and Delivers R$ 10 Million in Gifts to Cheer Employees Before Year-End

‘Havan’s Véio’ Prepares R$ 70 Million and Delivers R$ 10 Million in Gifts to Cheer Employees Before Year-End

Written by Romário Pereira de Carvalho

Published on 15/09/2025 at 16:32

Updated on 15/09/2025 at 16:39

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Luciano Hang Surprises Over 22 Thousand Havan Employees With R$ 70 Million Advance and R$ 500 Christmas Gift Vouchers

As Christmas 2024 approaches, businessman Luciano Hang once again decided to surprise the Havan team. The owner of the network announced the advance of R$ 70 million from the Profit Sharing Program (PPR) and also added R$ 10 million in gift vouchers, up to R$ 500 per employee.

The measure benefited more than 22 thousand workers spread across the company’s units. The gesture also reinforced the commitment to appreciation made by the businessman months earlier.

Event in Brusque

The announcement took place at the Havan Administrative Center, in Brusque, Santa Catarina. Alongside his sons Lucas and Matheus, Luciano addressed the employees with a speech of gratitude.

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Gift Vouchers As Incentive

In addition to the PPR, everyone received a gift voucher. The intention, according to Hang, was to allow each employee to enjoy the year-end festivities with more comfort.

“It is an immense joy to experience this moment alongside you. I hope this voucher helps to gift someone dear or even yourself. May 2025 be even more special for all of us,” stated the businessman.

Appreciation and Meritocracy at Havan

The owner of Havan explained that the initiatives aim to reinforce the culture of merit and recognition within the company.

He reminded that the growth of the network is only possible because each employee dedicates themselves daily.

For Hang, the constant appreciation of the team is essential to maintain the company’s expansion pace.

Impressive Revenue

During an interview with influencer Albertoni Cavalcante, Luciano revealed impressive figures about Havan’s performance.

According to him, daily revenue exceeds R$ 50 million. This amount translates to R$ 1.5 billion per month and about R$ 18 billion in the annual total.

Despite the positive result, the businessman highlighted that in taxes alone the network is expected to spend approximately R$ 5 billion in 2025.

With information from Diário do Estado.

‘Havan’s Véio’ Prepares R$ 70 Million and Delivers R$ 10 Million in Gifts to Cheer Employees Before Year-End

Luciano Hang Surprises Over 22 Thousand Havan Employees With R$ 70 Million Advance and R$ 500 Christmas Gift Vouchers

Event in Brusque

Gift Vouchers As Incentive

Appreciation and Meritocracy at Havan

Impressive Revenue

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Event in Brusque

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