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SECTOR STUDY – Metal Mechanic in Paraná
Brazil4Business | SECTOR STUDY OF PARANÁ
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ESTUDO SETORIAL | ENERGIAS RENOVÁVEIS NO CEARÁ
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INVESTOR SUPPORT SERVICE
SECTOR STUDY – METAL MECHANICAL IN PARANÁ
Service category: Preliminary Studies
INVEST IN PARANÁ | METAL MECHANICAL
This study presents to foreign companies wishing to establish their businessmin Brazil, the opportunity to know
the state of Paraná and the importance of the automotive sector to the local economy, and the opportunities and
advantages for investment.
KNOW THE STATE WITH INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT VOLUME
HIGHER.
Paraná is located in southern Brazil, occupying na area of about 200,000 square kilometers.Its prime location
makes it a gateway to the Mercosur countries (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay). Moreover, it has limits with
São Paulo, Santa Catarina, Argentina, Paraguay and Mato Grosso do Sul and also access to the Atlantic Ocean,
centered on a market with more than 220 million people.
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Paraná is know for its multiculturalism arising from strong immigration from various countries like Poland,
Ukraine, Italy, Germany, Japan, among others, becoming na enabling evironment for adaptation of foreigners. It is
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worth noting that despite being one of the smallest states in the country in area, has the 5 largest Gross Domestic
Product – GDP and the 3
rd
largest value added Manufacturing Industry, and the state’s fastest growing physical
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production and manufacturing employment in the regions South and Southeast in the last twelve years.
Capital: Curitiba
Population: 11
million
Trade flows in 2013: 37,5
billion
3rd largest domestic product Gross value added
in Manufacturing Industry.
Strategic position
Located in southern Brazil, the state of Paraná has
strategic location, being close to major national
economic centers such as São Paulo, Santa
Catarina, Mato Grosso do Sul, as well as proximity
Figure 1 – Geographical Proximity
with the Mercosur countries.
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Official data from Brazil: IBGE – GDP prepared by the Economic Department - Fiep, 2014.
SECTOR STUDY | METAL MECHANICAL IN PARANÁ
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PARANÁ GROWS ABOVE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE
Comparative GDP Growth Rate
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10
8
6
4
2
0
2010
2011
2012
2013
Paraná
10,1
5,67
1,26
4,61
Brasil
7,53
2,73
1,03
2,49
Graph 1- Evolution of Gross Domestic Product – GDP annual real growth (%)
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The human development index is equivalent to the UK, which shows the good quality of life. Our priority and
improve the quality of life related thereto
INDICATORS OF STATE
INDICATOR
Area
DATA
NATIONAL
POSITION
199 000
km2
Number of Municipalities
399
Population 2013
11 million
Urbanization rate 2013
88%
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Demographic density 2013
55 hab/km
Human Development Index 2010
0,749
Poverty rate 2012
7,8%
Illiteracy rate 2012
8,6%
Avarage years of schooling 2012
6,1
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Table 1 – Paraná State Indicators
NATIONAL
INTEREST
15°
2,3%
5°
6°
6°
11°
4º
21º
21º
8º
7,2%
5,5%
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The Paraná socieconomic environment is ideial for the installation of automotive industries, as it holds of skilled
labor, availability of electricity in abundance (20% of national production), quality and cheap, many certification for
research institutes, testing, training, research and development, as well as dense and consolidated supply chain, with
a wide range of suppliers at all levels of the production process, availability of inputs and strong consumer market. In
the following chapter the automotive sector will be datailed.
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Source: IPARDES (preliminary estimates IPARDES), prepared by the International Business Center - Fiep, 2014.
Source: IBGE. Population estimate (2013); IBGE. National Sample Survey on Household (2012); IBGE. Population Census (2010); PNUD. Atlas of
Human Development in Brazil, 2013, prepared by observatories Sesi/Senai/IEL.
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POPULATION
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Figure 2- Density of Paraná.
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
On the map below, ypu can see that the highest concetration of the state’s population is in Curitiba and in the
metropolitan area, followed by Londrina, Maringa, Ponta Grossa and Cascavel.
Figure 3 – Population Distribution
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Source: Observatories FIEP from IBGE. Estimates of the Resident Population, 2014; IBGE. Population Census, 2010.
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INVEST IN PARANÁ | METAL MECHANICAL
THE METAL MECHANICAL INDUSTRY SECTOR IN PARANÁ
The current configuration of the world’s industrial structure gives the metal mechanical and electronics industry
a strategic position in the path of economic growth of countries and regions, as it operates in the generation and
diffusion of new technologies to other industrial sectors.
In Brazil, the metal mechanical and eletronics sector recorded a negative performance against the global
economic crisis that began in 2008. Part of this result can be attributed to the capital goods sector, strongly influenced
by the reduction in investments of economic agents. The drop in demand was seen both domestically and in foreign
markets, the latter accounts for about 20% of the sector’s revenues.
The metal mechanical sector is comprised of a wide range of activities related to processing of metals and
therefore is also know as Macro Metal Mechanical Complex. The complex offers a broad and diverse set of industries
whose main characteristic is the fact that the main component of the goods (and services) produced contemplate
technologies based on knowledge and techniques related to the production, processing and use of metals, especially
iron, aluminum and steel, among other metal alloys.
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In Brazil, the Macro Metal Mechanical Complex consists of 96.35% of Micro and Small Enterprises, 3.16% for
Medium and Large Enterprises represent 0.49%. The Paraná is below the national average, representing 97.81% for
Micro and Small Enterprises, 1,90% for Medium and 0.28% for large companies in the same sector.
In Figure 2 below you can check the flow chart of the production chain of mechanical metal complex:
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Available in: http://www.fiepr.org.br/sindicatos/sindimetalapucarana/sobre-o-setor-1-19603-161662.shtml
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Extractive Industry
Transformation
Industry
Metal products,
except machines and
equipment
Electrical machines,
appliances, and
materials
Production of pig iron
and iron alloys
Metallic structures and
works of heavy
furnaces
Electric generators,
transformers, and
motors
Steel mills
Tanks, metallic
reservoirs and boilers
Electric batteries and
electrical accumulators
Production of steel
tubes, except seamless
tubes
Forging shop, printery,
powder metallurgy and
services of metal
treatment
Equipment for electric
energy distribution and
control
Metallurgy - non-ferrous
metal
Knife-making,
locksmith, and tool
items,
Metalworking
Heavy war equipment,
firearms, and
ammunitions
Metallurgy
Metal products not
previously specified
Lamps and other
equipment lighting
equipment
Domestic appliances
Electrical equipment
and appliances not
previously specified
Electricity and Gas
Machines and
equipment
Motors, pumps,
compressor, and
equipment for
transmission
Other Services
Other transport
equipment, except
automotive vehicles
Vessel construction
Maintenance, repair
and installation of
machines and
equipment
Construction of
infrastructure works
Maintenance and repair
of machines and
equipment
Assembly of industrial
installations and of
metallic structures
Recovery of metallic
materials
Railway vehicles
Installation of machines
and equipment
Machines and
equipment for general
use
Tractors and machines
and equipment for
agriculture and cattleherding
Aircrafts
Military combat vehicles
Machine-tools
Machines and
equipment for use in
mineral extraction and
in construction
Transport equipment
not previously specified
Machines and
equipment for specific
industrial use
Figure 2 – Flowchart of the production chain of metal mechanical complex:
In Paraná, the sector ranks 2nd in number of employees (13.32%) among all sectors of the Paraná processing
industry. The main industries in the sector are concentrated in metropolitan region of Curitiba and upstate. They are
characterized the cities of Curitiba, Maringa and Londrina as the cities with the highest number of factories in the state.
However, other regions have begun to be explored by the industry and have great potential. With respect to spatial
distribution, stand out as major cities Curitiba and RMC (with 2281 units and 3143 formal jobs) and Londrina, Maringa
and region (with 1074 units and 16,066 formal jobs). It is noteworthy that together these cities account for
approximately 54% of jobs created in the sector and 54% of companies, as :
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Figure 5 – Geographical distribution map for the metal mechanical industry companies – 2014
Paraná is the 2nd Industrial Transformation Value
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Grande do Sul
Minas Gerais
Paraná
São Paulo
Brasil
4.907.034
8.001.863
11.440.174
14.065.818
44.830.708
90.957.078
Chart 2 – VTI- Industrial Units with 5 or more persons employed in the sector- Brazil (2011)
The basis of state economy still has a strong agricultural profile, but gradually the metal mechanic sector,
which sustains all industrial network, begins to take shape. Between 2007 and 2013, the number of industries in the
sector grew 79%, according to the Ministry of Labor, from 5.482 million for 8121 establishments.
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Source: Observatories from IBGE (2013).
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For the same period, the municipality of Curitiba was responsible for 25.8% of the sector. Of the ten cities that
have branch companies, five are part of the Greater Curitiba accounting for 34.19% of the sector. The expansion of
the area inside is restricted to North, West and Campos Gerais. Together, Londrina and Maringá represent 10.79% of
the total metal mechanical companies in the state. Cascavel and Ponta Grossa exhibit percentage around 4% and 3%
respectively.
Ten largest cities by number of establishments - 2013
Total Paraná
Curitiba
Maringá
Londrina
São José dos Pinhais
Pinhais
Cascavel
Colombo
Ponta Grossa
Araucária
Toledo
8.121
1.557
444
433
393
321
292
240
234
188
168
Participation %
19%
5%
5%
5%
4%
4%
3%
3%
2%
2%
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FDI FLOWS IN INDSUTRY
It is expected to be received approximately R$1.5 billion investment over the next two years in the state of Paraná
to the metal mechanical sector. Were recorded several investments of expansion units, as is the case of Aker
Solutions Brazil, Electrolux, Conduspar, Wittur, Romagnole among others, as well as new industrial plant facilities, like
the case of Hübner and Metalkraft. Noteworthy are also companies already operating in the state as Vivo S/A,
Electrolux Brazil, Siemens and others, as well as multinational Paraná companies internationally renowned as: O
Boticário, Positivo Informática, Brasil Foods, Angelus Ciência e Tecnologia, Bematech e Nutrimental.
FOREIGN COMPANIES IN PARANÁ
Over the years the Paraná mechanical metal sector gained interest and importance, consolidating itself as one of
the main centers of the country. Meet the main companies of the electro mechanical metal sector of Paraná, as well as
its location:
Aker Solutions
City: Curitiba
Website: www.akersolutions.com
Products: Equipment for drilling and oil drilling, wet Christmas tree.
Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional
City: Curitiba
Website: www.csn.com.br
Products: Galvanized steel coil and pre- painted steel..
AecelorMIttal
City: Curitiba
Website: brasil.arcelormittal.com
Products: Sheet steel and slitter.
HüBNER FUNIDÇÂO
City: Ponta Grossa
Website: www.grupohubner.com/hubnerfundicao
Products: Iron and steel, mining and construction equipment, Machines and
Equipment.
Electrolux
ELECTROLUX
City: Curitiba
Website: www.electrolux.com.br
Products: Appliances, Electronics.
MONTANA INDÚSTRIA DE MÁQUINAS
City: São José dos Pinhais
Website: www.montana.ind.br
Products: Agricultural sprayers and harvesters.
PADO SA
PERFIPAR MANUFATURADOS
City: Cambé
City: Curitiba
Website: www.pado.com.br
Website: www.perfipar.com.br
Products: Padlocks and locks.
Products: Steel tubes and profiles, rolled and profiles.
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ROBERT BOSH DO BRASIL
City: Curitiba
Website: www.brasil.bosch.com.br
Products: Pumps and nozzles for diesel vehicles.
FURUKAWA PRODUTOS ELÉTRICOS
City: Curitiba
Website: www.furukawa.com.br
Products: Structured cabling, wire and cable manufacturing conductors.
THYSSENKRUPP SOFEDIT INDUSTRIAL
GERDAU AÇOS LONGOS
City: Curitiba
Website: www.gerdau.com.br
City: São José dos Pinhais
Website: www.thyssenkruppelevadores.com.br
Products: Bundles of coil springs.
Products: Iron for construction.
TOSHIBA SISTEMAS DE TRANSMISSÃO
City: Curitiba
Website: www.toshiba.com.br
Products: Disconnecting switches, the gas circuit breakers, transmission lines
Legrand Eletroeletrônicos
City: Campo Largo
Website:www.legrand.com.br
Products: Switches and eletrical outlets.
and substations works.
INVISTA NO PARANÁ | METAL MECÂNICO
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INVEST IN PARANÁ | MECHANICAL METAL
KEY COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES
Infrastructure
Well-developed infrastructure, focused on the production and marketing, it’s a differential of Paraná. All regions
have easy access to domestic and international markets.
Barr.
Rosana
Bar
Taquarr.
uçu
SÃO PAULO
Barr. de
Capivara
Diamante
Terra Rica
Porto
do Norte
Porto São José
Porecatu
Primeiro
Inajá
de Maio
Cameliano
S. João
Rio Paranapanema
Colorado
do Caiuá
Barr. de
Porto
Bela Vista
Paranagi
Salto Grande
Porto Rico
Guairaçá
Loanda
do
Paraíso
Itambaracá
Guaraci
Brasílio
Paranacity
Sertaneja
Cambará
Amaporã
Querência
S. Izabel
Santa Fé
Paranavaí
do Norte
Andirá
Sertanópolis
do Ivaí
Nova
Jacarezinho
Bandeirantes
Rio Ivaí
Esperança
Mirador
Cornélio
Jataizinho
Represa de
Procópio
S.
Antonio
S.
Carlos
Tapira
Rolândia
Chavantes
da
Platina
do
Ivaí
Platina
Mandaguaçu
Cidade Gaúcha
Porto
Icaraíma
Londrina
Assaí
Antônio
Nova
Figueira
Rondon
Doutor
da
Platina
Fátima
Sarandi
Ivaté
Arapongas
Maringa
Carlópolis
Camargo
Nova
Apucarana
Mandaguari
Olímpia
Itambé
Jandaia
Congonhas
Cianorte
Terra
Siqueira
Xambrê
Jaboti
do Sul
Cruzeiro
Bom
Boa
Campos
do Oeste
Sucesso
Eng.
Pérola
Tuneiras
Beltrão
Figueira
Umuarama
Kaiorê
do Oeste
Ibati
Altônia
Fênix
Peabiru
Venceslau
Alto
Sapopema
Moreira
Bráz
Campo
Iporã
Piquiri
Faxinal
Sales
Guaíra
Mourão
Sengés
Curiúva
Francisco
Janiópolis
Arapoti
Rosário
Ortigueira
Alves
do Ivaí
Goioerê
Ivaiporã
Ventania
Arapuã
Telêmaco
Jaguariaiva
Palotina
Luziana
Borba
Jesuítas
Iretama
Imbaú
Jurandá
Nova
Manoel
Mal. Cândido
Cândido
Aurora
Ribas
Tibagi
Nova
Rondon
Piraí do Sul
de Abreu
Cantu
Roncador
Anahy
Jardim Olinda
Rio
Pa
ran
á
MATO GROSSO
DO SUL
ib
Rio T
PARAGUAI
agi
Toledo
Ouro Verde
Santa Helena
Represa
de Itaipu
Cascavel
Missal
Pitanga
Quedas
do Iguaçu
S. Miguel
do Iguaçu
Foz do Iguaçu
Dois
Vizinhos
Capanema
Planalto
Pérola
D’Oeste
Pranchita
Sto. Antônio
do Sudoeste
Realeza
S. Isabel
Veré
do Oeste
Francisco
Beltrão
Marmeleiro
ARGENTINA
Ivaí
Ipiranga
Marquinho
Medianeira
Barracão
Rodovia Federal
Prudentópolis
Pinhão
São João
do Triunto
Inácio
Martins
Rio Azul
Chopinzinho
Mangueirinha
Honório
Serpa
Cruz Machado
Bituruna
Clevelândia
Palmas
General
Carneiro
São Mateus
do Sul
Paulo de
Frontin
Lapa
Guaraqueçaba
Pinhais
Antonina
Paranaguá
Pontal do
Paraná
Contenda
Mandirituba
Mantinhos
Guaratuba
Agudos
do Sul
Antônio
Olinto
Paulo Freitas
União da
Vitória
Bocaiúva
do Sul
Araucária
Campo
São José Morretes
Largo
dos Pinhais
Irati
Foz do
Jordão
Bom Sucesso
Pato
Branco
Vitorino
Colombo
Almirante
Tamandaré
CURITIBA
Palmeiras
Laranjeiras
do Sul
Sede
Sulina
Rio Branco
do Sul
Ponta Grossa
Imbituva
Guarapuava
Cel.
Vivida
Cerro Azul
Carambeí
Sta. Maria
do Oeste
Nova
Laranjeiras
Catanduva
Adrianópolis
Castro
Palmital
Campo Bonito
Ibema
Céu Azul
Parque
Nacional
Altamira
do Paraná
Corbélia
Rio
Negro
Piên
Duplicada
Oceano Atlântico
Em duplicação
Pavimentada
Em pavimentação
Em Leito Natural
SANTA CATARINA
Rodovia Estadual
Rodovia Duplicada
Rodovia Pavimentação
Rodovia em Leito Natural
Implantadas (pavimentação não finalizada)
Ferrovias
Hidrovias
Portos
ESCALA 1: 1.40.000
Aeroporto Internacional
15 km
0
15
30
45
60 km
Aeroporto Nacional
Projeç˜Ao transversa secante conforme Gauss-Kruger
(Sistema UTM)
Cidade com mais de 100 mil habitantes
Fonte: Dnit e IBGE
Figure 7 – Paraná Logistics Infrastructure.7
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ANTAQ. Rodovias, 2013; DNIT. Ferrovias e Aeroportos, 2013, elaborado por Observatórios SESI/ SENAI/ IEL.
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Airpot Structure:
6 airports with regular lines, 2
International (Curitiba and Foz
Iguaçu);
33 airports with no regular lines,
Capacity 13 million passengers per
year.
Highway Network:
19,000 kilometers of paved network
(10% of total Brazilian network);
96,000 kilometers of network
deployed (in deed and/or unpaved).
Railroad Network:
2000 km network
Brazilian network);
(8%
of
total
2
operators
(América
Latina
Logística e Ferrovia Paraná).
Port Handling:
2 ports arranged in Paranaguá and
Antonina representing 13% of the
cargo movement in Brazil;
1 of private-use terminal (Catallini).1
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Market
The location of Paraná is favorable both to
explore business opportunities with the internal market,
and to the international. In addition to the listed
infrastructure advantages, the proximity to strategic
regions is a beneficiary factor.
As an example, the state borders São Paulo, 1st
place in the share of national GDP, Santa Catarina 6th
For the vice-president of Electrolux operations, several
positive factors have led to Electrolux to choose the
city of Lapa.’’We emphasize the quality of the land,
which greatly facilitates the construction and the close
geographic location to Curitiba, which allows you to
optimize resources by using the same suppliers who
provide services to the existing plant in the region”.
place; as well as being close to other important national
economies, as is the case of Minas Gerais, 2nd and Rio
Grande do Sul 4; and these states, reference in the distribution of industrial units of automotive parts. Is is worth noting
that Brazil is a growing market for the automotive industry, since it has 5.3 inhabitants per vehicle on average, while in
developed countries the ratio is 1.5.
Strategic geographical
positioning:
Proximity to the Mercosur
countries (Argentina, Brazil,
Paraguay and Uruguay);
Limits with São Paulo (north and
east), Santa Catarina (southwest),
Paraguay (west) and Mato Grosso
do Sul (northwest);
Centralized in a market with more
than 220 million people.
Figure 3 – strategic geographic positioning of Paraná.8
Another important factor in relation to the potential market served by the Paraná, it is the proximity to the
Southern Common Market countries- MERCOSUR, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. The existing integration
between these countries generates tariff and trade benefits that result in increased competitiveness for companies
installed here.
Argentina, for example, imported from Paraná the amount of US$ 886,847 million for vehicles and their parts,
nuclear reactor and their parts, among other industry products electro metal mechanical pair in the year 2014.
Together Paraguay, Venezuela and Uruguay imported from Paraná US$ 205,747 million.
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IPARDES, 2014.
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Other countries not members of MERCOSUR that are nearby Paraná such as Chile, was responsible for the
import of US$ 120,527 million electro metal mechanical sector for the year 2014.
State tax incentives
The state program known as Competitive Paraná is an important tool within the new wave of state’s
industrialization. It benefits all regions of the state and already has the creation of more than 100,000 direct and
indirect jobs. The program was created in early 2011 to reinsert the Paraná on the agenda of local investment,
national and international. The Program includes a series of measures through the grace periods for payment of
ICMS, investments to improve infrastructure, foreign trade, bureaucracy and professional training, to make the
attractive enterprises that generate employment, income, wealth ans sustainable development throughout the state.
The benefits are based on Decree No. 630 of 14/02/2011, as
Figura 4
below, and techically they are defined in terms of the State’s priorities as the type of investment, job
creation, economic impact, environment and degree of innovation. The more poor and needy for a region, the greater
the incentives granted by the State of Paraná. Know more in: www.agencia.curitiba.pr.gov.br
Time limits extension
 Implementation ,Expansion ,
Industrial Reactivation or
Industrial Reorganization
% of the ICMS generated with dilated
term
 10% to 90 % independent of the
municipality
 % will be set case by case, by
analysis from the Decision
Committee
(SEIM,
SEFA,
SEPL) IN PARANÁ
SECTOR
STUDY
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MECHANICAL
based on the opinion of the
Technical Committee
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Concession Criteria
 It takes into account state
interests:
-Type of Investment
-Amount Invested
-Economic Impact Ability to
Generate Income, Jobs and Taxes
-Location (internalization)
-Environmental Impact
-Originality and innovation
Benefit of the Term
Electric Power ICMS
 2-8 years of postponing +2 to 8
years for payment
Committees Decision
Renewable once
 ICMS dilation follows the same
periods of the benefits granted
only to distributors installed in
Paraná
 Grants equal benefit to the ICMS
natural gas
Figura 4- Decree no. 630 02/14/20119
Labor
Paraná currently holds 5.8 million economically active persons, representing 6% of Brazil’s total. Of this amount,
46% are concentrated in the metropolitan region of Curitiba. Regarding the status of that labor, it turns out that the
state has more than 85,000 enrollments in vocational education, which puts the state in fourth place among the largest
professional manpower bidders in Brazil, representing 6% of total Brazilian. With regard to higher education, there is a
similar dynamic: Paraná also focuses almost 7% of enrollments in undergratuate courses and Postgraduate Brazil.
This scenario has a direct impact on Paraná contingent currently in high School and Higher.
The state of Paraná Federal University is the
oldest in Brazil, founded in 1912 and is a reference as
one of the best higher education institutions in Brazil.
Similarly, the UTFPR- Paraná Technological University
stands out since it was created to meet the market
demand for professional technical training, currently
assisting secondary education, undergraduate, graduate
and continuing education.
Senai
has
na
essential
role
in
manpower
professionalization, since it has the largest complex of
Vocational
and
Technological
Education,
Industrial
Senai
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Paraná State Government
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Technology and Innovation of Paraná, which makes reference to support the development of state industry.
The technology platform of metal mechanical of Senai comprises the activities of Mechanical Manufacturing (for
machining, cutting, welding, conformation cold and hot, injection and extrusion of metal and Polymer alloys),
Metallurgy, Additive Manufacturing (3D printing), Mechatronics and maintenance. Has focused on technological
development of new products through applied research, innovation, technology transfer, consulting, professional
education, technical services and laboratory tests. Promotes efficient, competitive practices and high performance for
the improvement of products and processes in the production chain of the metalworking inudustry, including raw
materials, specific equipmentand machinery. Use of high- perfomance software for design, engineering products and
meterials in the manufacturing process, quality control and maintenance.
In 2014 there were around 12,000 enrollments based units in several cities such as Apucarana, Araucária, Assaí,
Curitiba, Campo Largo, Campo Mourão, Cascavel, Cianorte, Dois Vizinhos, Foz do Iguaçu, Francisco Beltrão,
Guarapuava, Jaguariaíva, Londrina, Marechal Cândido Rondon, Maringá, Palmas, Paranaguá, Paranavaí, Pato
Branco, Pinhais, Ponta Grossa, Quatro Barras, Rio Branco do Sul, Rio Negro, Santo Antônio da Platina, São José dos
Pinhais, Telêmaco Borba, Toledo and União da Vitória, in other words, covering all regions of the state with
qualification and technical capability.
Research and Development
Paraná universities are reference in enginerring and are engaged in projects through partnerships with various
research and development institutions:
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Figure 5– Distribution Degree and Graduate10
Postgraduate
Higher Education
High School
Complete Primary Education
Incomplete Primary Education
Illiterate
Figure 6 – Comparative education PR X BR11
The state moreover, has more than 30 technology incubators gathered in Paranaense Network Technology &
Innovation – REPARTE- civil non-profit association, with administrative and financial autonomy and its associated
running, promote, encourage and support education, development institutional innovation and scientific and
technological development and immediate application in the creation and/or development companies and technologybased enterprises, as well as management activities and technology transfer and promotion of human capital, through
appropriate actions, aiming at sustainable development and the inclusion of state economy more properly.
Know the members: http://www.reparte.org.br/associados/
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Source: IBGE. Population Census, 2010, prepared by Observatories SESI/ SENAI/IEL.
Source: IBGE. Population Census, 2010.
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Figure 7 - REPARTE – Paranaense network of Tecnhology and Innovation.12
The Lactec institutes are at the service of the market and society by
offering innovative solutions from the science and technology focusing on
applied research to industrial development. Its performance is focused on the
development , improvement and application of technological solutions , promoting scientific, economic and social
progress . As a private research center non-profit acts as a center for scientific dissemination and transfer of
technology through provision of services in the areas of R & D , laboratory tests , projects and consultoriais for various
sectors.
The Paraná Institute of Technological
- TECPAR offers specific tecnhological
solutions for companies from different areas, with services that include development
projects
in
artificial
and
computational
intelligence,
tecnhological
intelligence,
tecnhological tests, industrial measurement, applied research, strategic studies,
certification, among others.
In addition to the training courses, Senai also offers technical and
technological solutions and provides consulting services, industrial laboratory
testing and techological support. The institution has the largest private
network of integrated laboratories in the country and gives support to the development of innovation in cooperation
with industry. It has more than 40 units distributed in the Paraná and maintains National Centers of Technology in
several areas of industrial action.
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12
REPARTE – Paranaense network of Technology and Innovation, 2014. Available in: <http://www.reparte.org.br/associados, prepared by
Observatories Sesi/ Senai/ IEL.
13
SENAI. Available in: www.senaipr.org.br, access on December 15, 2014.
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INVEST IN PARANÁ | MECHANICAL METAL
SOLID ECONOMIC GROWTH AND NATIONAL AVERAGE ABOVE:
The state since 2010 has shown growth rates above the national
CIN network
average, which places it among the leading economies of Brazil,
being the 5th largest Gross Domestic Product – GDP and the 3rd
largest in values added Manufacturing Industry.
STRATEGIC LOCATION FOR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
TRADE;
The state’s localization in addition to a well-developed
infrastructure ensures easier access to the South, Southeast and
West regions of Brazil beyond the countries of South America
and Mercosur.
Coordinated nationally by the National Confederation of Industry
(CNI), and created with support of the Brazilian Export Promotion
Agency (APEX), the Brazilian Network of International Business
centers (CIN Network) supports foreign investors in severeal
ways:
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ONE OF THE LARGEST INDUSTRIAL HUB OF BRAZIL;
The two major state industrial areas are concentrated in the
metropolitan region of Curitiba, the state capital, and the cities
of Londrina and Maringa, but are also distributed in various
regions of the state, totaling 46,000 industries that generate
820,000 jobs and are accounted for 30% of the state GDP.
RENEWABLE ENERGY IN ABUNDANCE;
Paraná has the largest hydroelectric plant in the world in power
generation in addition to your development project includes
new technologies for generating renewable and clean energy,
such as projects that use biomass, wind, photovoltaic and
others.
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Providing general information on Brazil and
Brazilian Industry
Provision of information on administrative
procedures to settle in Brazil
Support in obtaining licenses and documents
required
Contact Facilitation to define incentives
Availability of contact partners (suppliers, service
providers, potential partners)
Support in supplier selection
Outhers
Contact
CNI - Confederação Nacional da Indústria SBN
SBN - Quadra 01 - Bloco C - Ed. Roberto Simonsen
Brasília - DF - CEP 70040-903
+55 (61) 3317-9000
www.cni.org.br/brazil4business
CIN-Paraná - Centro Internacional de Negócios do Estado do Paraná
Rua Cândido de Abreu, 200.
Curitiba- PR – CEP 80530-902
+55 (41) 3271-9100
http://www.portaldaindustria.com.br/brazil4business/pt/pr/why/
http://www.fiepr.org.br/cinpr/
E-mail: Brazil4Business@fiepr.org.br
QUALIFIED HAND WORK;
4th largest professional manpower offered in Brazil, highlighting
the qualifications made possible by the various higher education
institutions (195 universities), national reference research
institutes, as well as strong performances in technical training
offered by institutions such as the Technological University of
Paraná and Senai.
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Support System Fiep
Federation of Paraná State Industry:
Fiep Development Coordination.
Website: www.fiepr.org.br/para-sindicatos/desenvolvimento/
Economic Department of Fiep.
Website: www.fiepr.org.br/para-empresas/estudos-economicos/
Observatories Sesi /Senai/ IEL.
Website: www.fiepr.org.br/observatorios/
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