Subject Doing Business in Espirito Santo

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Syllabus of the Online Subject: International Trade and Business in the state of Espirito Santo - Vitoria (Brazil).

  1. Introduction to State of Espiritu Santo (Brazil)
  2. Economy of Espiritu Santo
  3. International Trade of Espiritu Santo
  4. Business Opportunities in Espiritu Santo
  5. Doing Business in Vitoria
  6. Case Study:
    1. Coimex Group
    2. Heringer Group

The eLearning Subject “Doing Business in Espirito Santo (Brazil)” is part of the following Online Higher Education Programs taught by EENI Business School & HA University:
  1. Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade, America
  2. Doctorates: Business in America, Foreign Trade
  3. Courses: Brazil, South America

Learning materials in Master in International Business in English or Study Master Doctorate Business in Spanish Brasil Masters Foreign Trade in Portuguese Brasil Study, Master in International Business in French Bresil

E-learning Courses, Diplomas (Foreign Trade)

Credits of the Subject “Foreign Trade and Business in Espirito Santo”: 0.5 ECTS Credits

Example of the Online Subject: Doing Business in Espirito Santo
Course: Doing Business in Espiritu Santo Brazil





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Description of the Online Subject: Foreign Trade and Business in the State of Espirito Santo

The state of Espirito Santo has one of the highest economic growth rates in Brazil; Espirito Santo has the fourth-largest gross domestic product per capita in Brazil

  1. Industry sector in Espirito Santo registered the highest growth rates in Brazil (+22,3%)
  2. Vitória is the capital of the state of Espirito Santo; Vitoria has the highest per capita revenue among the Brazilian capitals
  3. In Espirito Santo operates the largest steel complex in the World; is the Brazilian leading steel slab producer
  4. Espirito Santo is the top short fibre white cellulose manufacturer and exporter in the World and third largest wood pulp producer in Brazil
  5. Espirito Santo is the largest Latin America marble and granite exporter
  6. Espirito Santo is one of the largest petrol and gas producers in Brazil; is the second largest petroleum manufacturer in Brazil
  7. Agribusiness takes up 40% of the economically active population of Espirito Santo and accounts for 30% of the gross domestic product
  8. Key sectors of Espirito Santo: petroleum and gas, steelmaking and mining, cellulose and ornamental stones
  9. Agriculture is also featured especially in coffee and fruit production, as well as metal processing, furniture making, clothing, civil construction and food companies
  10. Espirito Santo has a substantial number of export firms and some of the largest distribution centres in Brazil
  11. Borders of the state of Espirito Santo: Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and Bahia
  12. Espirito Santo is the Brazilian state with the highest percentage of descendants of Italians

The holding company Coimex Empreendimentos e Participações (Coimexpar) manages all the investments of the Coimex Group. Tegma Gestão Logistics counts upon the stock participation of the Coimex Group in the controlling block and is one of the main companies in the logistics segment of Latin America.

Foreign Trade of Espirito Santo

  1. 50% of the gross domestic product of Espirito Santo is related to international trade
  2. The State of Espirito Santo is the most globalised state in Brazil
  3. There are four ports in Espirito Santo's capital: Tubarão, Praia Mole, Vitoria and Vilha Velha as well as the Portocel, Ubu and Regencia
  4. The Port complex of Espirito Santo is the largest in Latin America. The port complex represents 9% of total exports and 5% of Brazilian total imports. The port complex is the responsible for 45% of the gross domestic product of the state of Espirito Santo
  5. Programme for Investment Incentive in Espirito Santo seeks to contribute to local production diversification, stimulating foreign direct investment (FDI)

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