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ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL POLICY UNIT
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
SANTA CATARINA STRATEGIC INFORMATION
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FLORIANÓPOLIS
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V. 1
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p. 1 - 60
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2007
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Organized by
Federação das Indústrias do Estado de Santa Catarina – FIESC
(Santa Catarina State Industries Federation)
Industrial Relations Department
Economic and Industrial Policy Unit – PEI
Technical Team
Márcia Camilli
Angelita V. Vieira Helayel
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Graphic Design
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All rights reserved; protected by Law 5988, of 12/14/73.
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Federação das Indústrias do Estado de Santa Catarina.
Economic and industrial policy unit.
Santa Catarina Brazil Strategic Information. Florianópolis, 2007.
1. Santa Catarina economy – Performance indicators.
2. Santa Catarina industry – Performance indicators. I. Title.
CDU 33(816.4)”2007”
Federação das Indústrias do Estado de Santa Catarina
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e-mail: peind@fiescnet.com.br
Table of contents
Presentation .................................................................................................................... 5
Geography....................................................................................................................... 6
Industrial Santa Catarina................................................................................................ 7
Industrial Complexes...................................................................................................... 9
Companies Profiles........................................................................................................10
Population and Area......................................................................................................26
Population, area and population density in 2006 .............................................................................................................. 26
Area and resident population by household situation and gender in 2005 ............................................................. 33
Participation of the economicamente ativa population (PEA) in the resident population aged 10 or
older in 2005 .................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Distribution of the economically active population, aged 10 or older, by minimum wage number
income range in 2005 ................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Coal and Cement ........................................................................................................... 34
Run-of-mine (ROM) coal production 2004 - 2006 .............................................................................................................. 34
Marketable energy coal production 2004 - 2006 ................................................................................................................ 34
Agricultural Production and Vegetal Extraction ........................................................34
Agricultural Production, 2005/2006 and 2006/2007 harvests ....................................................................................... 35
Comparison between Santa Catarina’s and Brazilian national 2006 harvest, by main products ...................... 35
Animal Production........................................................................................................ 36
Poultry, swine, and cattle slaughter 2005 and 2006 .......................................................................................................... 36
Herd in 2005 (heads) ..................................................................................................................................................................... 36
Main swine producing states in Brasil 2006 .......................................................................................................................... 36
Main chicken producing states in Brasil 2006 ...................................................................................................................... 37
Fish production in 2005 ............................................................................................................................................................... 37
Energy ............................................................................................................................38
Natural gas consumption 2005 and 2006 ............................................................................................................................. 38
Electric energy consumption by class, in the Celesc (Santa Catarina Electric Utility) concession area
2005 - 2006 ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Annual Celesc Electric energy balance 2005 - 2006 .......................................................................................................... 39
Number of electric energy consumers, by class, in the Celesc concession area, 2005 - 2006 ............................ 39
Infrastructure and Transportation............................................................................... 40
Road system 2006 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Airports 2006 ................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Freight movement in Hercílio Luz (Florianópolis) airport, 1996 - 2006 ...................................................................... 41
Freight movement in Joinville airport, 1996 - 2006 ........................................................................................................... 41
Freight movement in Santa Catarina ports, 2006 ............................................................................................................... 41
General Data on Santa Catarina ports .................................................................................................................................... 42
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Foreign Trade..................................................................................................................43
Santa Catarina Exports by NCM chapters 2005 - 2006 ...................................................................................................... 43
Main exporting companies 2006 .............................................................................................................................................. 44
Main exporting Brazilian states 2005 - 2006 ......................................................................................................................... 45
Main countries buying products from Santa Catarina 2005 - 2006 ............................................................................. 45
Santa Catarina and Brazilian exports 1996-2006 ................................................................................................................ 46
Santa Catarina exports to economic blocks 2005 - 2006 ................................................................................................. 46
Brazilian imports by states 2005 - 2006 .................................................................................................................................. 46
Santa Catarina imports by main countries 2005 - 2006 ................................................................................................... 47
Santa Catarina imports from economic blocks 2005 - 2006 ........................................................................................... 47
Santa Catarina imports by main NCM chapters 2005 - 2006 .......................................................................................... 47
Main importing companies in 2006 ........................................................................................................................................ 48
Santa Catarina trade balance 1996-2006 ............................................................................................................................... 48
Taxes ...............................................................................................................................49
Value-added tax revenue by sector, 2005 - 2006 ................................................................................................................ 49
Higher value-added tax revenue Santa Catarina Counties, taking into account taxpayers households,
2006 ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 50
Federal taxes revenue under SRF (Brazilian IRS) administration, 2006 ....................................................................... 51
Number of Firms and Employees .................................................................................52
Number of firms and employees, by sector, in Santa Catarina, 2005 .......................................................................... 52
Number of employees in Santa Catarina by sector and educational level 2005 ..................................................... 53
Number of firms and employees in the Brazilian transformation industry 2005 .................................................... 53
Industrial performance .................................................................................................54
Santa Catarina GDP 1994-2005 (current values) ................................................................................................................. 54
Sectors share in GDP 2002, 2003, and 2004 .......................................................................................................................... 54
GDP at current market prices and GDP per capita by states 2004 ............................................................................... 55
Santa Catarina counties with higher total GDP 2003 - 2004 ........................................................................................... 56
Sectors share in Santa Catarina transformation industry and comparison with same sector at
national level, taking into account the Industrial Transformation Value (ITV) 2004 - 2005 ................................. 57
FIESC System Departments and Councils ................................................................. 59
Presentation
Once more, Santa Catarina Strategic Information contains, in 2007, the main statistical
data about the state’s economy, supplying the indispensable information for daily decision
making of businessmen and politicians in Santa Catarina. In its 17th edition, this Federação
das Indústrias do Estado de Santa Catarina – FIESC (Santa Catarina State Industries Federation) publication is sponsored, for the fourth time, by Brasil Telecom. This inventory includes
data for 2006 or the most recent data made available by different Brazilian institutions, as
well as by FIESC economic and industrial policy unit.
In this publication, the reader finds detailed statistics on production, sales, imports and
exports of Santa Catarina industry. Moreover, Santa Catarina Strategic Information embraces the evolution of figures about sectors which supply the industry (agricultural and
animal production, extractive industry, electric energy generation and distribution, and
transportation infrastructure) with materials or services. Moreover, you find here general
information on Santa Catarina geography and economy: population, trade, tax collection,
and number of companies and employees by sector.
Gathering so much information, Santa Catarina Strategic Information is an indispensable
document for all those who wish to understand our state’s economic evolution. With this
publication, FIESC honors its commitment to make information available that is strategic
for the success of any business in the present global competitivity setting.
Alcantaro Corrêa
FIESC System President
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Geography
BRAZIL
Brasília
SantaCatarina
Area: 95.442 km²
Population: 6 millions
GDP: US$40.6 billions
Capital city: Florianópolis
Official language: Portuguese
Currency: Real
Our state is located in South America, more precisely in
Southern Brazil. It borders the state of Paraná in the
north, the state of Rio Grande do Sul in the south, the
Atlantic Ocean in the east and the Argentine Republic
in the west. The state is located in a strategic position
for Mercosur.
The capital city, Florianópolis, is 1.850 km away from
Buenos Aires (Argentina), 1.350 km away from
Asunción (Paraguay), 1.360 km away from Montevideo
(Uruguay), 705 km away from São Paulo, 1.144 km away
from Rio de Janeiro, and 1.673 km away from Brasília,
the Brazilian capital city. Santa Catarina territory lies
between parallels 25º 57' 41" and 29º 23' 55" south and
between meridians 48º 19' 37" and 53º 50' 00" west.
Industrial Santa Catarina
Santa Catarina has an outstanding industrial park in Brazil. Santa Catarina’s transformation industry ranks fourth in the country in number of companies, and fifth in number of
employees. The food sector is the main employer, followed by apparel and textile sectors.
Santa Catarina has the seventh highest GDP in Brazil: R$70.2 billion in 2004.
Preliminary estimates for 2005 are R$83.9 billion. The secondary sector is responsible for
52%, services, for 34%, and the primary sector, for 14%. The share of the transformation
industry in the secondary sector is 42%.
Our industrial economy is characterized by its concentration in different hubs, which gives
the states different regions a balanced development pattern: ceramic, coal, and disposable
plastics hubs in the south, food hub in the west, textile and crystal hubs in the Itajaí River
Valley, metal mechanic and furniture hubs in the north, timber hub in the Highlands and
technology around the Capital City.
Despite this regional concentration, many counties have been making different choices,
which leads to the strengthening of different sectors, such as the apparel industry in the
north and in the south, and furniture in the west.
There are many important industries in Santa Catarina, some of which are internationally
renowned. We lead the Latin American household appliances (white goods), machinery
for the timber industry, starting drivers, automotive pulleys and bearings, crochet threads,
elastic bands, and jersey shirts markets. In addition, Santa Catarina features Latin America’s
largest independent foundry. It also outstands as the world’s largest producer of hermetic
compressors, dental instruments, beer mugs, and two-ply toilet paper. The state is also
considered the second main producer of jersey clothing. We are the largest swine and
fish producers and the second chicken producers in Brazil. We are leaders in the domestic
production of trophies and plaques, telephone exchanges, air compressors, forged and
fire galvanized electrical hardware for electric energy, cable TV and telephony distribution,
pine doors and jambs, bicycle parts, plastic packaging for fertilizers, corrugated cardboard
packaging, recycled PET and polyethylene ropes and strings, processes food (poultry and
pork), telephone directory assistance software, casting technology for the automotive
industry, cast iron connections for hydraulic and gas networks, machinery for the wood
sector, sportswear, mainly surfware, and exhaust replacement.
The largest Brazilian distributor of disposable medical and hospital products is located in
Santa Catarina. The state stands out for being the number one Brazilian state in the use of
the transformation industry installed capacity, which operates at an average of 83% of its
production capacity.
Santa Catarina is one of the main exporting states in Brazil. In 2006, we exported US$6
billion – 4.3% of total Brazilian exports -, which made Santa Catarina rank ninth amongst
Brazilian states, with a positive result of US$ 2.5 billion in the trade balance. The main destination markets in 2006 were the United States (23%), Argentina (6.6%), Germany (4.7%),
and the Netherlands (4.3%).
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The share of the industrial sector in the state’s exports is 70%. We have a significant port
structure, through which a great part of our production is marketed: ports of Itajaí, São Francisco do Sul, and Imbituba. The Laguna port is dedicated to fishery. Additionally, the ports of
Navegantes and Itapoá will be operating in the short and medium terms respectively, which
will add logistic value to our region.
SOME PROMINENT SECTORS:
FOOD
Santa Catarina has a very strong food industry. It ranks first in the swine production and
second in the czhicken production in Brazil.
It also leads the national fish production.
CERAMICS
Santa Catarina features an important ceramic hub, with most industries located in
Southern SC. Exporting to 118 countries; we
are Brazilian number one ceramics exporters.
Our main import markets are the United
States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and
Argentina.
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
As the second most important industrial
activity in the state of Santa Catarina, the
machinery and equipment sector stands
out in the production of compressors and
household appliances (white goods). The
most important companies are located in
Northern SC, mainly in the city of Joinville.
TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRIES
Brazil’s second largest textile and clothing
hub is located in Santa Catarina. The world’s
second major manufacturer T-shirts is also
located here. We lead the Latin American
crochet threads and elastic bands. The manufacturing of bed, table, and bathroom
linen is also significant. We are Brazil’s
largest exporter of bathroom and kitchen
textiles, cotton table-cloth fabrics, and jersey
T-shirts.
ELECTRIC MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, AND
HARDWARE
The share of the electric machinery, equipment, and hardware sector in the SC industry
is 5.7%, whereas its share in the same sector
at the national level is 12%. Most important
is the manufacture of electric generators,
transformers, and motors. Santa Catarina is
Brazil’s largest exporter of electric motors;
this sector has 13 thousand employees.
PAPER AND PULP
The paper and pulp industry has 15 thousand
employees in its 340 companies. Its share in
the SC industry is 5%, whereas its share in the
same sector at the national level is 7%. We
lead the nation’s manufacture of corrugated
cardboard packaging.
FURNITURE
Santa Catarina stands out in the domestic
production of mainly wooden furniture
items, and it’s Brazil’s main exporting state
in this area. It has 31 thousand employees,
34% of which work in São Bento do Sul and
Rio Negrinho. In Western SC is located our
second most important furniture hub.
PLASTICS
The state’s plastics industry has 26 thousand
employees in 690 firms. It stands out in nationally in the manufacturing of PVC pipes and
connections, packaging, disposable plastic
items (cups, jars, and dishes), home utilities,
recycled PET ropes and strings.
TIMBER
The SC timber industry has 43 thousand
employees in 2.800 firms. It’s share in the
same Brazilian domestic sector is 16%. We are
Brazil’s top manufacturers of pine doors and
jambs and lead this sector’s exports.
METALLURGY
Latin America’s largest independent foundry
is located in Santa Catarina, with special
emphasis on the manufacturing of cast items for the automotive industry and of iron
connections for water and gas networks. We
lead the national market of galvanized electrical hardware for electric energy, cable TV,
and telephony distribution. Basic metallurgy
employs 17 mil workers and the metal production sector, 22 thousand.
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Industrial Complexes
Agroindustrial complex (food and beverages)
3,081 companies * (2005)
82 thousand employees (2005)
26.2% of SC Industrial Transformation Value (2005)
34.6% of SC exports, US$ 2.071 million (2006)
6.2% of the state's value-added tax (2006)
Electro-mechanical complex
4,387 companies * (2005)
27.5% of SC exports, US$ 1,643 million (2006)
Textile complex (textile and clothing)
6,850 companies * (2005)
5.8% of SC exports, US$ 344 million (2006)
5% of the state's value-added tax (2006)
North
Northeast
West
Itajaí River Valley
Great
Florianópolis
Highlands
Forestry complex (furniture, timber, paper, and pulp)
5,573 companies * (2005)
20.6% of SC exports, US$ 1,230 million (2006)
2% of the state's value-added tax (2006)
Mineral complex (mineral extractive and non-metallic minerals)
2,187 companies * (2005)
4.4% of SC exports, US$ 261 million (2006)
Source: FIESC – Industrial Relations Department /PEI
* Companies having hired or fired sometime this year.
Important: Though the map points out to the main hubs, the data cover
the whole state of Santa Catarina.
South
Technology complex
Main hubs: Blumenau, Florianópolis,
and Joinville. In the Great Florianópolis,
there are close to 230 technologybased companies, with a total turnover
of R$ 593 million and 4.730 direct jobs.
For the three above hubs put together,
the estimated figures are: 1,500
companies, turnover of R$ 1 billion,
and 15 thousand direct jobs.
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Companies profile *
NONMETALLIC MINERALS
Cecrisa Revestimentos Cerâmicos S/A – The company
develops its activities in Criciúma, and has 2.140 employees. Main products: porcelain tiles, glazed tiles, flooring,
façade tiles, as well as specialty ceramic pieces. In 2006,
its production volume was 30,878 thousand m, with a
turnover of R$ 488.1 million. In this segment, it ranks
second in turnover and first in profit amongst Brazilian
companies. Cecrisa participates in national and international fairs – such as Revestir (SP), Cersaie (Bologne
– Italy), Covering’s (USA), Surfaces (Las Vegas – USA) - as
an exhibitor. It launched a new type of porcelain tiles,
Tecno, in the following lines: Intense, Loft, Duramax,
and Denim.
Eliane Revestimentos Cerâmicos S/A – It is located
in Cocal do Sul, where it has 1,804 employees. Eliane
manufactures glazed and ceramic tiles for walls and flooring. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 446.3 million and its
production, 21,108 thousand m2. The company’s share
on the domestic market is 6.5%, on the Latin American
market, 3%, and on the world market, 0.6%. It’s part of
Maximiliano Gaidzinski School group, offering vocational
training in ceramics, which now became an institute
because it offers, since 2006, undergraduate studies in:
Ceramics engineering, Accounting, Business Administration, and Pedagogy
Product: ceramic tiles. In 2006, its production volume was
18.35 million m, with a turnover of R$ 511 million.
Cerâmica Urussanga S/A – This company is a part of the
Ceusa group. It is located in Urussanga, where it has 271
employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 80.6 million, and
the production, 2.6 million m2. Products: ceramic tiles,
floorings, and specialty pieces.
Oxford S/A Indústria e Comércio – Manufactures china
and porcelain (dishes, cups, platters, etc). It’s located in
São Bento do Sul, where it has 1,444 employees. In 2006,
its production was 38 million pieces, and its turnover,
R$64.6 million.
Carbonífera Criciúma S/A - It is located in Criciúma
County, and has 749 employees. Product: coal. In 2006,
its turnover was R$94.3 million, with a production of
544.8 thousand tons.
* Containing only information on companies having answered the
questionnaire sent by FIESC.
Cristallerie Strauss S/A – It is located in Blumenau County, where it has 270 employees. In 2006, its turnover was
R$ 15 million, with the production of 1.1 million pieces.
Main products: lead crystal 24% Pb cups, glasses, decorative objects, and tableware.
Moliza Revestimentos Cerâmicos Ltda. – Manufacturer
of ceramic flooring in Morro da Fumaça County, where it
has 175 employees. In 2006, its production was 12 million
m2, and its turnover, R$21.4 million.
Indústria Cerâmica Imbituba S/A – Manufacturer of
glazed and ceramic wall tiles. It is located in Imbituba,
where it has 336 employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$
24 million, and its production, 3.36 million m2.
Casagrande Revestimentos Cerâmicos S/A – The company has 197 employees in it’s plants in Mafra and Rio
Negrinho Counties. Product: ceramic tiles. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 40.7 million, and its production, 4.7
million m2.
Cerâmica Novagres Ltda. – The company is a part of
the Ceusa group, located in Urussanga County. It has 74
employees. In 2006, its production was 1 million m2, and
its turnover was R$ 6.4 million. Main products: flooring,
and ceramic tiles.
Ceramarte Ltda. - It is located in Rio Negrinho County,
and has 586 employees. In 2006, its production volume
reached 69% of its installed capacity, and its turnover
was R$ 16.7 million. Main products: ceramic beer mugs,
pots, baking pans, ceramic tea pots (Ceraflame line),
liqueurs, ceramic bottles and liquor bottling. World leader in ceramic beer mugs. Manufacturer of ceramic pots
(Ceraflame line), 100% non-toxic, with no similar product
on the world market.
Rohden Vidros Ltda. – Manufacturer of tempered, silkscreened, and biseauté glass, mirrors and glass tabletops.
Located in Taió County, and has 73 employees. In 2006,
its production was 161 thousand m2 and its turnover, R$
5.18 million.
Itagres Ceramic tiles S/A – Manufacturer of ceramic tiles,
it is located in Tubarão.
Imbralit Indústria e Comércio de Artefatos de Fibrocimento Ltda. - It is located in Criciúma, where it manufactures fibrocement roof sheets and plastic water tanks.
Schmidt Indústria, Comércio, Importação e Exportação
Ltda. – Schmidt group company (from São Paulo), has
a plant in Pomerode. Manufactures cups, saucers, and
dishes.
METALLURGY
Electro Aço Altona S/A – Located in Blumenau County,
has 1,007 employees. Main products: special steel cast
and machined components for different sectors machinery, such as building, mining, energy generation,
oil drilling, capital goods, and others. In 2006, their
production volume was 13,896 thousand tons, with a
turnover of R$ 193.8 million. The company ranks sixth
on the domestic market and seventh in Latin America.
It is ISO 9001:2000 (BVC), ISO/TS 16.949:2002 certified.
The company invests strongly in environmental control
and social responsibility, safety, and occupational health;
it will soon be ISO 14001, AS 8000, and OHSAS 18001
certified.
Metisa - Metalúrgica Timboense S/A – It is located in
Timbó and has 944 employees. In 2006, the company
produced 46,769 tons and had a turnover of R$ 186.5
million. Main products: tractor parts, parts for agricultural
tools, manual tools, blades for cutting ornamental stones,
railroad accessories, and parts for road tools, etc. NBR ISO
9001:2000 certified. Metisa is the number one Latin American manufacturer of parts for soil penetration, world
leader in blades for cutting ornamental stones, national
leader and one of the largest world manufacturer of
shoves, national leader in the manufacture of plow discs,
grids, planting machines, and other agricultural tools in
Brazil. Has been exporting for over 30 years, to over 40
countries, in all continents.
Tupy Fundições Ltda. – The company is located in the
city of Joinville, where it has 6,748 employees. Amongst
its main products are cast iron products for the global
automotive industry, cast iron connections for water/
gas systems, and steel dust for foundries, steel mills, and
marble companies. In 2006, its production volume was
399,383 thousand tons, with a turnover of R$ 1.5 billion.
It’s the domestic market leader, the largest independent
foundry in Latin America, and the fifth largest one in the
world. The company is renowned for the high technology
and quality of its products. Amongst its clients are Jaguar,
Audi, DaimlerChrysler, Honda, Ford, General Motors,
Peugeot, Cummins, Renault, Volkswagen, and others.
The company complies with international environmental
protection standards and with the Brazilian government
regulations (ISO 14001:2004).
Açopeças Indústria de Peças de Aço Ltda. – Manufacturer of forged parts for the automotive industry, the
company is located in Guabiruba County, where it has
210 employees. In 2006, its production volume was 14
million parts, with a turnover of R$ 35 million.
Vega do Sul S/A – The company is located in São Francisco do Sul County, where it has 354 employees. Main
product: galvanized steel coils. Its 2006 production was
933 thousand tons, and its turnover, R$ 2.22 billion.
The company is a part of the ArcelorMittal group, from
Luxembourg.
Docol Metais Sanitários Ltda. – The company is located
in the city of Joinville, where it has 939 employees.
Main products: flush and ball valves, slide valves, automatic hydro mechanical faucets, mixers for washing basins,
bidets, and spray showers. Some of its product lines are:
DocolMatic (faucets, mixers, and valves – water saving
products) and Pressmatic, which uses the exclusive
Docol’s Hydromechanical System. The DocolTronic line
operates with an electronic system, which is triggered by
a sensor that detects the approaching of the user’s hands
and is shut down when the user withdraws his/her hands.
In 2006, its production volume was 2,931 tons, with a
turnover of R$ 179 million. It is the country’s second largest manufacturer in this industry, and the first in metal
exports. The company’s management is participative,
based on a partnership with its employees by means of
the Improvement Suggestion Program.
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Indústria Metalúrgica Santa Líbera Ltda. – The company is located in Forquilhinha, with 311 employees.
Its 2006 production was 13,937 thousand tons, and its
turnover, R$ 67 million. It manufactures fire galvanized
electric hardware for electric energy, telephony, and
cable TV distribution. It’s the number one domestic
company in this sector. For 13 years in a row, the electric
sector journal “Eletricidade Moderna” conducted market
surveys and pointed out that this company is the market
leader.
Tuper S/A - The company is located in São Bento do Sul
County, where it has 631 employees. In 2006 its turnover
was R$ 290.7 million. Main products: steel tubes with
seam, special tubes, parts, components, exhaust systems
for O&M, automotive exhausts for the spare part market,
roofing tiles, and profiles. The company increased its
production capacity with a new plant designed to manufacture special tubes (drawn, chemically, and thermally
treated), parts, and components. With this new plant,
the company’s turnover should increase 20%. These
products will supply industries such as: automotive,
motorcycle parts, shipbuilding, machinery, agricultural
equipment, boiler, building, chemical, and petrochemical, amongst others. Sicap Escapamentos is the leader
of the spare parts market.
Indústrias Vitória Ltda. - Located in Joinville County,
has 75 employees. The company manufactures mainly
trophies and plaques. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 12
million, with the production of 3.973 thousand units. It’s
a domestic leader in this industry.
Metalúrgica Fey S/A - It is located in Indaial and has 382
employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 87 million due
to its production volume of 12,500 tons. Main products:
nuts, bolts, screws, washers, threaded bars, and center
pins. It’s the fifth largest manufacturer of fixation elements in Brazil.
Wiest S/A - The company is located in Joinville and has
539 employees. In 2006, its production volume was
13,520 tons, with a turnover of R$ 64.7 million. Main
products: car, truck, and bus exhausts, steel tubes with
seam, with or without anticorrosive coating, and tubular
parts.
Acearia Frederico Missner S/A - It is located in Luis Alves,
and has 150 employees. In 2006, its production volume
was one thousand tons of finished parts, with a turnover
of R$ 13 million. The company manufactures steel and
nodular iron cast parts. It is ISO 9001:2000 certified, and
has being exporting since 1990.
Mill Indústria de Serras Ltda. – Located in Lages, has 94
employees. Main products: machinery for timber cutting,
conveyor belts, trimming machines, railing machines,
and saws. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 13.6 million. Mill
Serras is the domestic leader in the new concept of wood
sawing technology.
Cia. Industrial H. Carlos Schneider - The company is
located in Joinville and has 945 employees. In 2006, their
production volume was 27,636 tons, with a turnover of
R$ 234 million. Main products: hexagonal, French, and
slotted screws, nuts, bars, and on demand items. The
company is number one in Latin American commercial
segment. It’s a part of CS Participações e Empreendimentos group.
Milano Estruturas Metálicas Ltda. – Located in Criciúma,
has 83 employees. Manufactures towers and substations for electric energy transmission lines. In 2006, the
company’s production was 4,085 tons, and its turnover
was R$ 10.4 million. It ranks fifth in its sector in Brazil. It’s
an exporting company.
Wetzel S/A – The company is located in Joinville, where
it manufactures components for residential and industrial electric wiring, electric energy transmission and
distribution, as well as on demand car parts. In 2006, its
production volume was 13,789 tons for the iron department and 4,862 tons for the aluminum department. The
overall company turnover was R$ 214 million. Wetzel S/A
has 1,269 employees.
Metalúrgica Riosulense S/A – see under Transportation
Material.
Metalúrgica Trapp Ltda. - Located in Jaraguá do Sul.
Main products: electric and gas powered, as well as
manual lawn mowers; grinders, fodder grinder, lawn
trimmers, sprayers, gardening tools, side grubbers, hedge
trimmers, as well as spare parts. The company is a leader
in gardening ware in Brazil and Latin America.
MECHANICS
Whirlpool S/A (Embraco) – Part of the Whirlpool Corporation group (USA). Its activities are centered in Joinville
and it has 5,401 employees. In 2006, the company’s
turnover was R$ 1.3 billion, and its production volume,
17 million units. The main products manufactured in
Joinville are hermetic compressors. Its share on the domestic market is 28%.
Hergen S/A Máquinas e Equipamentos – The company
is located in Rio do Sul, where it has 183 employees. In
2006, its turnover amounted to R$ 18.9 million. Main
products: machinery, spare parts, and equipment for
paper factories. According to this sector’s entities, it ranks
third in the national production, whereas competitors
Companies profile
numbers one and two are multinational companies. It
is renowned in Brazil and abroad as a solution supplier
for the paper manufacturing industry. Its machinery
and equipment help increase the production of Tissue,
Carton Board, and specialty papers. It is the only Brazilian
company with domestic technology to compete directly with large international manufacturers. As to cost/
benefit relationship, several of its customers consider it
to provide the best solutions.
Minusa S/A Indústria e Comércio de Peças para Tratores
– Develops its activities in Lages County, and has 220 employees. Main products: links, caterpillars, pins, bushing,
motive wheel, and cylinders. Its 2006 production was
1,951 tons, and its turnover, R$ 19.5 million.
Irmãos Fischer S/A Indústria e Comércio – The company is located in Brusque, and has 390 employees.
Main appliances the company manufactures: electric
oven, electric barbecue grill, inlay type gas stove, and
laundry dryer. For the building industry: wheelbarrows,
concrete mixers, rubber pavement, and various bicycle
models. In 2006, its gross turnover was R$135.8 million,
with a production of 1,045 thousand units. It stands out
for the quality of its products and makes every effort
to implement continuous improvement and relevant
new technologies so as to achieve event better product
quality.
Fezer S/A Indústrias Mecânicas – Located in Caçador, has
191 employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 25.9 million,
with a 643 ton production. The company manufactures
machinery for timber and wood processing. It ranks first
in Brazil and in Latin America, and is one of the five first
global companies. Fezer exports machinery to over 50
countries, with modern technology and prices which can
compete with those of its main European competitors.
Triton Máquinas Agrícolas Ltda. – Has 59 employees in
Luzerna. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 9.7 million. In the
same year, it manufactured 4,000 units. Main products:
agricultural wagons and threshing machines.
Metrisa Metalúrgica Triângulo Ltda. - The company is
located in the city of Corupá, where it has 28 employees.
Main products: machinery for timber and wood, CNC,
presses, finger joint and topping machines. In 2006, its
production volume was 36 new machines, with a turnover of R$ 6.2 million. The company is a pioneer in finger
joint technology.
Icon S/A Estampos & Moldes – The company is located
in Criciúma County, where it has 243 employees. Is specializes in the manufacture and matrixes reconditioning.
In 2006, it manufactured 45 full stampers, 480 30x30 isostatic punches, and 2,100 30x30 conventional punches;
moreover, it reconditioned 680 full stampers, and 22,500
punches. In 2006, the company’s turnover was R$ 25.5
million. It ranks first in Brazil and in Latin America.
Hidráulica Industrial S/A Indústria e Comércio – Located
in Joaçaba, where it has 153 employees. Main products:
hydraulic turbines and industrial equipment. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 26.9 million and its production volume
was 15 hydraulic turbines, in a total of 50 MW.
Francisco Lindner S/A Indústria e Comércio – Located in
Joaçaba County, has 156 employees. Main production:
foundry products, valves in general, and gauges. In
2006, their production volume was 1 million tons, with
a turnover of R$ 10.5 million.
Schulz S/A – The company is located in the city of Joinville, where it has 1,701 employees. Manufactures cast
and machined components, air compressors, and tools.
In 2006 its turnover was R$ 415 million. Its Automotive
Department has a domestic market share of 2%, and its
Compressors Department, of 65%.
Industrial Conventos S/A - Located in Criciúma, where it
has 62 employees. Manufactures equipment for ceramic,
mining, and metal mechanic companies. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 9.7 million. In this same year, its production
splitted into the following sectors: 12.66% in crushing,
cement, and mining; 7.02% in ceramics; 21% in metal
mechanics; 57.38% in agro industrial, and 1.93% in the
other sectors.
TWI Máquinas Ltda. – Company located in Lages County,
manufacturing home appliances such as steel and aluminum portable stoves and barbecue grills. In 2006, its
productions volume was
26 tons of steel, and its turnover, R$ 780 thousand. The
company has six employees.
Metalúrgica Vilamar Ltda. – The company is located in
Itajaí, where it has 15 employees. It manufactures centrifugal pumps for boats hold, light fixtures, and brass
connections. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 1.3 million, and
its production volume 15 thousand pieces.
Bosch Rexroth Ltda. – Company located in Pomerode
County. Main products: hydraulics units, hydraulics blocks, gear pumps, and hydraulic valves.
Industrial Pagé Ltda. - The company is located in Araranguá, where it has 600 employees. Main products:
silos, pre-cleaning machines, grain conveying and drying
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equipment. In 2006, its production was 550 units, and its
turnover was R$ 90.2 million. Its one of the three largest
Brazilian companies in this sector.
Benecke Irmãos & Cia Ltda. - Located in Timbó County. Main products: steam boilers, silos, and conveying
systems for boilers, ovens and dryers for timber, wood
blade jointer and reconditioners, finger jointer, steam
machinery for electric energy, and veneer lathe.
ELECTRIC AND COMMUNICATION
HARDWARE
Whirlpool S/A (Multibrás) – This company is a part of the
Whirlpool Corporation (USA) group. Located in Joinville,
it has 5,531 employees. Specializes in the manufacture
of refrigerators, deep freezers, and dryers. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 4.98 billion (all Brazilian plants put together). It’s a leader on domestic, Latin American and world
appliance markets. According to the 2006 Exame/Você
S.A magazine “The best companies for employees” guide
(“As Melhores Empresas para Você Trabalhar”), it’s one of
the 150 best companies for employees to work with.
WEG S/A – Multinational company having it’s headquarters in Jaraguá do Sul. Its Brazilian operational activities
are developed in Jaraguá do Sul, Guaramirim, Blumenau,
Guarulhos (SP), São Bernardo (SP), and Manaus (AM).
The company owns five plants abroad: Argentina (2),
México, Portugal, and China, and 18 commercial branches in different parts of the world. In Santa Catarina, it
has 12.729 employees. For the whole group, the number
of employees goes up to 15,472, and the turnover is
R$ 3.53 billion (2006). In 2006, the company manufactured 5.5 million electric motors in SC. Products: high and
low voltage monophase and triphase electric motors, alternators and generators, industrial electric components,
manufacture process and automation systems, electric
boards, power and distribution transformers, paints,
varnishes, thinners, tar, turpentine, enamels, and derived
products. In 2006, the company was awarded a number
of distinctions for its performance and image.
União Motores Elétricos Ltda. (Kohlbach S/A) – Located
in Jaraguá do Sul, where it has 480 employees. Products:
electric motors and generators. In 2006, its turnover
was R$ 35.7 million, with a production volume of 400
thousand units.
Intelbras S/A – Indústria Telecomunicação Eletrônica
Brasileira - It is located in São José County, and has
1,017 employees. In 2006, the company manufactured
4.5 million de telephones and 120 thousand telephone
exchanges, with a turnover of R$ 222.4 million. Main
products: telephones, telephone exchanges, and theirs
accessories. In Brazil, 25% of the telephones and 60% of
the telephone exchanges sold on the domestic market
are made by Intelbrás. In Latin America, 20% of the telephones and 35% of the telephone exchanges that are
sold are made by this company. It’s ISO 9001 and ISO
14000 certified, and implements participative management. The company uses it’s own technology in the
manufacture of its products.
NH Indústria e Comércio Ltda. - Located in Rio do Sul,
has 326 employees. In 2006, it manufactured 890,694
pieces, and its turnover was R$ 38 million. Main products:
loudspeakers, baffles, and amplifiers. The company ranks
third in Brazil in loudspeakers and second in baffles and
amplifiers.
ZM S/A – It is located in Brusque County, and has 760
employees. Main products: solenoids and pieces by
cold shaping process, such as bolts for vehicles wheels.
In 2006, its turnover was R$ 107.8 million, and it manufactured 5 million solenoids and 19 million cold shaped
pieces. In 2006, the company invested in point technology, as well as in modern machinery and equipment in
perfect use conditions. It’s NBR ISO 9001:2000 and ISO/
TS 16949 certified.
Mueller Fogões Ltda. – Manufacturer of electric ovens
and stoves with four or six burners in Timbó, has 188
employees. In 2006, it manufactured 236,891 units, achieving a turnover of R$ 54.6 million. It ranks fifth in its sector
in Brazil, and stands out for its products quality.
Mueller Eletrodomésticos S/A – The company is located
in Timbó, where it has 290 employees. Main products:
laundry washers and dryers. In 2006, its turnover was
R$127.8 million, with a production of 589.8 thousand
units.
Dígitro Tecnologia Ltda. –Dígitro Tecnologia is a limited liability Society, and all of its shares are all under
local SC control. Located in Florianópolis, where it has
462 employees. Amongst the products it manufactures
are: telephone exchanges, call center operation and
supervision systems, corporate network voice and data
equipment, and IP terminals. It holds a 22% share on
the domestic market in the PABX segment. In 2006, its
production was 1,142 pieces of equipment, and its turnover was R$ 66.7 million. The company is ISO 9001 and
TL 9000 certified (main international quality certification
in telecommunications). In order to keep this certification, the company is required to provide performance
based measurements on a regular basis. This certification
ratifies the quality and the reliability of the company’s
products and services.
Companies profile
ABB Ltda. – The company is located in Blumenau, where
it has 323 employees. It’s under the control of the ABB
Group – Switzerland. In Blumenau, the company manufactures electric energy distribution transformers. In
2006, it manufactured 30,572 units, achieving a turnover
of R$ 110.6 million.
Waltec Eletroeletrônica Ltda. - Located in Blumenau
County. Products: low and medium voltage monophase
and triphase transformers, electric panels, power distribution boards, capacitors, capacitor bus bar, armored
compact substations, and motor control centers.
TRANSPORTATION MATERIAL
Busscar Ônibus S/A – The company has 4,458 employees and is located in Joinville. Main products: bus body
(freeway, urban, and minibus). In 2006, its production
volume was 4,163 bodies, with a turnover of R$ 576.5
million. On the domestic market, it’s the third largest bus
body manufacturer.
Vanzin Industrial Autopeças Ltda. - The company is located in Xanxerê County, and has 371 employees. Amongst
the main products it manufactures are exhausts. In 2006,
its production volume was 1.27 million various pieces,
with a turnover of R$ 62.6 million.
Zen S/A Indústria Metalúrgica – The company is located
in Brusque, where it has 1,020 employees. Main products:
starting impellers, bearings, and pulleys for automotive
vehicles. In 2006, it manufactured 11 million full units
and 7 million components, and its turnover was R$ 114
million. The company is a market leader in Brazil and in
South America, and it exports to over 60 countries.
Tupy Fundições Ltda. - see Metallurgy
Tercílio Marchetti S/A Indústria e Comércio – Localized in Rio dos Cedros County, has 87 employees. Main
products: semi-elliptical springs for trucks and similar
vehicles, and bundle clamps for semi-elliptical springs.
In 2006, its production volume was 4,800 tons, with a
turnover of over R$ 20 million.
Royal Ciclo Indústria de Componentes Ltda. – Located
in Rio do Sul, has 282 employees. Products: pedals, prop
stands, handlebars, and bicycle saddles. In 2006, it manufactured 9 million pairs of pedals, 1.6 million prop stands,
675 thousand handlebars, and 3.8 million saddles. In the
same year, the company’s turnover was R$ 29.5 million.
The company’s share on the domestic market is 80%, and
on the Latin American market, 20%. It supplies the large
Brazilian bicycle manufacturers with 100% of the spare
parts they need. The company ranks first in the bicycle
component sector and is ISO 9002 certified.
Tuper S/A – Exhaust Department– see under Metallurgy.
Wiest S/A – see under Metallurgy.
Metalúrgica Riosulense S/A – Located in Rio do Sul,
where it has 993 employees. In 2006, its production volume was 6,953,955 tons of cast items, accounting for 27
million pieces. The company’s gross turnover in the same
year was R$ 112.3 million. The company manufactures
spare parts for light and heavy vehicles, such as valve
guides, seats, and push rods, rings, cylinder sleeves, and
special spare parts for assembly plants. The company
develops strong social responsibility and education projects, mainly with the community around its plant.
Becker Implementos Rodoviários Ltda. - Located in
Criciúma. Main products: 4 m3 to 12 m3 Becker metal
tipping bodies, tilt-type semitrailer with capacities of
25 m3 to 40 m3.
Metalúrgica Saraiva Indústria e Comércio Ltda. - Located in Biguaçu, where it has 75 employees. Manufacturer of rearview mirrors for buses, trucks, car, and
motorcycles.
TIMBER
Sincol S/A - Indústria e Comércio – The company has
1,193 employees in Caçador. In 2006, its turnover was
R$ 83.4 million, with a production of 1 million doors.
Main products: doors, jambs, door and window frames,
and wood plates.
Battistella Indústria e Comércio Ltda. – The company is
located in Rio Negrinho and has 1,193 employees. Main
products: rough sawn timber, Istelaplac, and Plataformad. Its 2006 production was 512,370.5 thousand m3,
and its turnover, R$ 119 million.
Frame Madeiras Especiais Ltda. - It is located in Caçador,
and has 808 employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 65.93
million, with a production volume equivalent to 867.5
containers. Product: doors.
Madecal Agroindustrial Ltda. – It is located in Caçador
County, and has 1,002 employees. Main products: Clear
Blanks, frames, and door components. In 2006, it manufactured a volume equivalent to 967 containers, with a
turnover of R$ 63.7 million.
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Rohden Artefatos de Madeira Ltda. – The company is
located in Salete County, and has 671 employees. Main
production: pine wood doors, and jambs. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 28.24 million, with a production of
359.9 thousand doors. It ranks first on the domestic
market and it’s estimated it ranks second on the Latin
American and the world markets, taking into account
the whole group.
Baía Madeiras Renováveis Ltda. - The company is located in Ponte Serrada County, where it has 70 employees.
In 2006, its turnover was R$ 1.6 million. Main products:
interior and exterior doors, jambs, and panels. The company is self-sufficient in
pine timber raw material.
Manoel Marchetti Indústria e Comércio Ltda. – The
company is located in the city of Ibirama, where it has 608
employees. In 2006, its production was 513,193 doors,
with a turnover of R$ 30.3 million. Main products: plain,
solid, and decorative doors, premanufactured wood items, treated wood spools. It ranks fourth on the domestic
market. The company is ISO 9001 certified and a member
of the National Brazilian Timber Quality Program (PNQM
- Programa Nacional de Qualidade da Madeira) and of
the Brazilian Association of the Mechanically Processed
Timber Industry (Abimci - Associação Brasileira da
Indústria de Madeira Processada Mecanicamente).
Madêmer Madeiras Ltda. – The company is located in
Rodeio County, where it has 277 employees. It manufactures pine wood doors. In 2006, its production was R$ 250
thousand doors, with a turnover of R$ 16.4 million.
Indústria de Madeiras Faqueadas Ipumirim S/A – It’s
located in the city of Ipumirim and has 356 employees.
Main products: interior wooden doors, pine wood frames.
In 2006, its production was R$ 202 thousand doors and
18 thousand m3 of pine wood frames. In the same year,
the company’s turnover was R$ 22.2 million.
Goede Lang & Cia Ltda – Located in the city of Pomerode, where it has 82 employees. Main products: doors,
windows, and jambs. In 2006, its production was 3,468
thousand m3 of different woods and its turnover was R$
7.69 million.
Madereira Seleme Ltda. - It has 200 employees and is
located in the city of Caçador. In 2006, the company processed 40 thousand tons of pine logs and had a turnover
of R$ 12 million. Products: frames for the construction
industry, panels and door components, and furniture.
This is an export-only company, based on quality and
partnership.
Madeireira Schmitt Ltda. – The company is located in Lages County, where it has 92 employees. Products: rough
and processed sawn pine wood. Its 2006 production was
4,191,667 m3, and its turnover, R$ 3.19 million.
Industrial Madeireira S/A – The company is located
in Videira County, and has 270 employees. In 2006, its
production volume was 19,694 m3 of plywood, and its
turnover, R$ 19.15 million. Main products: pine plywood,
and plasticized plywood. Its one of the 50 domestic
highest production volume companies and one of the
five highest quality companies in its sector.
Hachmann Indústria e Comércio Ltda. – The company is
located in Capinzal, where it has 54 employees. In 2006, it
manufactures 5,400 tons of dry mechanical pulp, and its
turnover was R$ 3.6 million. Products: mechanical pulp,
pallets, sawn, and processed timber.
Imaribo S/A Indústria e Comércio – Located in Monte
Carlo County, where it has 362 employees. Products:
sawn timber in components for pallets, rough sawn and
planed S2S timber. In 2006, its production volume was
81,068.96 m3, with a turnover of R$ 31.8 million. Most of
the company’s turnover (60% to 80%) comes from the
external market (indirect exports).
Laminadora Catarinense Indústria e Comércio Ltda. –
The company is located in Lages County, where it has 35
employees. Main products: cathedral type blade with 1.2
and 1.5 knots, cut blade, eucalyptus blade, cathedral type
blade with 1.5 firm knot, and 1.5 clear striped blade. The
company’s production volume in 2006 was 71 thousand
m2, and it’s turnover was R$ 3.07 million.
Madepar Indústria e Comércio de Madeiras Ltda. - The
company is located in Lages County, where it has 784
employees. Manufacturer of pine, eucalyptus, and MDF
doors, frames, and trimmings. In 2006, it manufactured
391,382 solid wood doors, and had a turnover of R$ 33.5
million. It stands out on the domestic market as one of
the largest companies in this sector. In Latin America, it’s
one of the fiver largest companies in the sector, and one
of the 10 largest worldwide.
MB Molduras – The company is located in Braço do
Norte County, where it has 375 employees. In 2006, its
production volume was 5,914,223.85 m3 and, and its
turnover, R$ 30.94 million. Manufactures wood frames
in long pieces.
Rohden Portas e Painéis Ltda. – Located in Pouso Redondo, where it manufactures doors and jambs.
Companies profile
Indústria de Madeiras Nadar Morro Ltda. - Located in
Apiúna County. Produces rough sawn pine timber for
export, and furniture.
Brochmann Polis – Industrial e Florestal S/A – The
company is located in Curitibanos County, where it manufactures laminated wood items and plywood plates,
as well as pressed or agglomerated wood.
Madeireira Cassias Ltda. - Located in the city of Mafra,
and has 176 employees. Main products: panels, platforms, bookcases, processed and sawn wood.
Indústria de Madeiras Tozzo S/A – Located in Passos
Maia. Produces and exports rough and processed
wood.
Possamai & Cia Ltda. – Located in Ascurra County. The
company produces rough sawn timber.
Coplanat Compensados Planos e Anatômicos Ltda.
– Located in Mafra, produces seats and backs of seats
in ergonomic plywood with multilaminated wood for
school and office furniture.
Compensados e Laminados Lavrasul S/A – Company
located in Canoinhas, where it produces multilaminated
plywood, panels, and frames in pine wood.
Madeireira Germano Pisani S/A - Ind. Com. e Exp. – The
company is located in Lages County. Main products:
woods for export (fence, clear), pallets, and wooden
packaging.
Palmasola S/A - Madeiras e Agricultura – Located in
Palma Sola County. Produces plywood plates.
FURNITURE
Móveis Rudnick S/A – The company is located in São
Bento do Sul County, where it has 1,003 employees.
Main products: bedroom, kitchen, living room, and office
furniture, as well as pool tables. In 2006 its turnover was
R$ 90.4 million. It’s amongst the 10 largest companies
in its sector in Brazil.
Indústrias Artefama S/A – The company is located in São
Bento do Sul County, where it has 1,175 employees. Main
products: beds, cabinets, tables, chairs, chests of drawers,
and others wooden furniture pieces and components,
mainly in pine wood, on its clients demand. In 2006,
the company processed 41.000 m3 of pine wood and
60.000 m2 of MDF and agglomerated wood plates, thus
reaching a turnover of R$ 74.2million. It’s one of the main
Brazilian and Latin American furniture manufacturers and
exporters, standing out in its on demand production.
The company is also renowned for its different types
of finishing (applied paint) and for its modern plant. Its
production capacity allows the company to supply high
volumes of solid and plate wood furniture.
Fritz Móveis Ltda. – The company is located in the city
of Mafra, where it has 222 employees. Amongst the
products it manufactures are: racks, tables, chairs, and
wardrobes. In 2006 its turnover was R$ 11.2 million.
Móveis Weihermann S/A – The company is located in
São Bento do Sul County, where it has 341 employees.
It manufactures pine wood furniture, mainly bunk beds,
cabinets, beds, prayer chests, chests of drawers, tables,
and entertainment centers. In 2006, its turnover was
R$ 20.8 million, and its production, 109 thousand units.
The company is ISO 14001 certified. It was awarded the
Export Quality distinction for four years in a row
(2003 - 2006).
Mannes Ltda. - Located in Guaramirim, where it has 356
employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 70.8 million. Main
products: mattresses, pillows, upholstered furniture, and
industrial foams. All the company’s segments grow steadily, and it’s internationally renowned for its products
quality, comfort, beauty, and innovative profile. Mannes
develops solutions in mattresses, upholstered furniture,
and industrial foams, offering comfort and durability. The
company searches constant improvement in knowledge
and marketing, creates profitability, appreciates its employees, and respects the environment.
Fábrica de Móveis Neumann Ltda. – It has 357 employees and is located in São Bento do Sul. Main products:
corner benches, chests of drawers, sideboards (with chest
and prayer chest), and racks. In 2006, its turnover was R$
26.1 million, with the production of 9.318,4 m3.
Renar Móveis S/A – The company is located in Fraiburgo
County, and has 362 employees. Main products: pine
wood furniture. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 33.9 million,
and its production 9.800 m3. It ranks fourth in
Brazil.
Indústria e Comércio de Móveis Henn Ltda. – The company is located in the city of Mondaí, and has 389 employees. Main products: wooden bedroom furniture. In
2006, it manufactured 535,781 units, reaching a turnover
of R$ 75.3 million.
Móveis Oberlak Ltda. – The company has 40 employees
in Rio Negrinho, where it manufactures cabinets, tables,
beds, counters, racks, and bookcases. In 2006, it manufactured 27,232 pieces of furniture, and had a turnover
of R$ 4 million.
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Produmex Móveis Ltda. – Located in the city of São
Bento do Sul, Produmex manufactures pine wood pieces
of furniture such as beds, nightstands, chests of drawers,
bunk beds, cabinets, and desks. It has 52 employees. In
2006, its production volume was 7,372 pieces, and its
turnover, R$1.7 million.
Enele Indústria de Estofados Ltda. – Located in São
Lourenço do Oeste County, it has 151 employees. Main
products: upholstered furniture, and MDF furniture. In
2006, its production volume was 13,000 pieces, and its
turnover, R$ 11.4 million.
Móveis James Ltda. – Main products: upholstered
furniture sets, armchairs, beds, chairs, and desks. The
company is located in São Bento do Sul County, where
it has 153 employees. In 2006, it manufactured 51,010
pieces, achieving a turnover of R$ 12.78 million.
Indústrias Zipperer S/A - The company is located in São
Bento do Sul County, where it has 233 employees. Products: wooden furniture. In 2006, its production was 125
thousand pieces, and its turnover, R$16.3 million.
Indústria de Móveis 3 Irmãos S/A – It’s located in the city
of São Bento do Sul. Main products: chests of drawers,
bookcases, wardrobes, racks, tables, sideboards, etc., in
pine wood.
Indústria de Móveis América Ltda. - Located in São
Bento do Sul County. Main products: chests of drawers,
desks, bookcases, console tables, and file cabinets.
Móveis Waely Ltda. - Located in Santa Cecília. Products:
wooden furniture, and sawn pine wood.
Móveis Pérola Ltda. – The company manufactures living
room and bedroom furniture, bookcases, and glass cabinets in it’s Urussanga plant.
Intercontinental Indústria de Móveis Ltda. – Furniture
manufacturer developing its activities in São Bento do
Sul County.
PAPER AND CARDBOARD
Klabin S/A (Group) – Its SC plants are located in the
cities of Otacílio Costa, Correia Pinto, Lages, and Itajaí.
The group owns 17 plants in 8 Brazilian states and one
in Argentina. In the Otacílio Costa and Correia Pinto
plants put together, it has 1,265 employees, and in the
Itajaí plant, 237. The company manufactures packaging
paper, boxes, corrugated cardboard plates, and industrial
bags. The group’s turnover in 2006 was R$ 779 million,
with a production of 688 thousand tons of paper, 66
thousand tons of packaging, and 66 thousand tons of
cardboard boxes. It’s the number one Brazilian manufacturer of corrugated cardboard packaging. The company
is 108 years rich in tradition, innovation, leadership, and
sustainability. It’s the largest manufacturer of paper for
industrial bags, as well as the number one producer of
tobacco packaging in Brazil. Klabin is FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified; FSC is the most respected and
demanding certifying organization in the field of forestry
practices worldwide.
Trombini Industrial S/A – Belongs to Grupo Industrial
S/A, from Curitiba (state of Paraná, Brazil). Located in
Fraiburgo, where it has 405 employees. In 2006, the
company manufactured 68,600 tons of Kraft liner, natural
Kraft paper, and extensible paper, as well as 50,130 tons
of Kraft long fiber pulp (88/100). Its turnover was R$ 87.1
million in the same year. Main products: natural Kraft
paper, Kraft liner, and extensible paper.
Avelino Bragagnolo S/A Indústria e Comércio – Located
in Faxinal dos Guedes, where it has 848 employees. In
2006, the company produced 69,000 tons of paper, and
its turnover was R$ 112.9 million. Main products: paper,
corrugated paper plates, and corrugated cardboard
boxes.
Celulose Irani S/A – The company has plants in Vargem
Bonita, Joaçaba, and Rio Negrinho Counties, which, put
together, have 1,360 employees. Main products: paper,
furniture, packaging, and timber. In 2006, its production
volume was 202 thousand tons 18,4 m3, thus achieving
a R$ 257 million turnover. The company’s share on the
Brazilian domestic packaging market is 3.5%, and it ranks
10th amongst the main paper manufacturers. Belongs to
Habitasul group (Rio Grande do Sul state, Brazil). Celulose
Irani owns a robust forest base. Its core business is the
optimization of the use of planted pine tree forest (long
fiber), by means of its multiuse practices, in order to add
value to each step of the production process, as well as
to each forest based product: pulp, paper, packaging,
furniture, timber, resins, and energy biomass. The company invests heavily in modernization and automation. It
was the first Brazilian paper and pulp company to obtain
carbon credits issued under the Kyoto Protocol. These
certificates are linked to the energy cogeneration project
developed by its Paper Department, in Santa Catarina,
which is operational since 2005.
Cia. Canoinhas de Papel – The company is located in
Canoinhas County, where it has 331 employees. In 2006,
its production volume was 21,490 tons. Amongst the
products it manufactures is the disposable items line:
toilet paper, paper tablecloths, and napkins. In the same
year, its turnover was R$ 100.9 million.
Companies profile
Kimberly-Clark Brasil Indústria e Comércio de Produtos
de Higiene Ltda. - Company belonging to the KimberlyClark Corporation (USA) group, located in Correia Pinto
County. It has 246 employees under contract and 110
under outsourcing. Main products: Neve and Scott toilet
papers. In 2006, its nominal production capacity was:
recycled fiber 53.500 tons, paper machine 54.000 tons,
and paper conversion, 6,4 million bundles. In 2006, the
company’s turnover was R$ 1.6 billion. The company
processes around 3,000 tons of wood chips per month,
and so these materials don’t go to landfills. Moreover,
it implements actions aiming at reducing its water and
energy consumption. It’s the domestic leader in the
two-ply toilet paper segment. The company holds a
leadership position in Latin America and worldwide.
CHEMICALS
Iguaçu Celulose, Papel S/A – The company is located
in Campos Novos, and has 471 employees. Its 2006
production was 43,890 tons of paper and 2,145 million
multifoliate bags. In the same year, the company’s
turnover was R$ 102.1 million. Main products: natural
Kraft paper, and extensible and glued multifoliate bags.
It ranks third amongst the domestic glued multifoliate
bags manufacturers, and 11th worldwide. Belongs to
Imaribo group.
Indústria de Fósforos Catarinense Ltda. - Located in
Curitibanos, and has 65 employees. It produces mainly
paraffin wax candles. Its production in 2006 was 178,254
boxes of candles. In the same year, its turnover was R$
27.2 million, including safety matches sales.
São Bento Embalagens Ltda. - It is located in São Bento
do Sul. Main products: corrugated cardboard packaging.
Primo Tedesco S/A – Located in Caçador, has 412 employees. Products: different kinds of paper for cardboard
packaging. In 2006, its production volume was 75,966.6
tons. It ranks 16th on the domestic market for production
volume.
Rigesa Celulose, Papel e Embalagens Ltda. – Has plants
both in Blumenau and Três Barras. In Blumenau, the company manufactures corrugated cardboard packaging,
and in Três Barras are located the company’s paper plant
and forest department.
LEATHERS, HIDES, AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS
Curtume Viposa S/A Indústria e Comércio - Located in
Caçador, where it has 841 employees. Main products: wet
blue leather, semi finished and finished products, such
as vaqueta leather, smooth leather, shavings, protective
foot ware, and shoes upper parts. In 2006, its turnover
was R$ 135.4 million, with a production of 7.05 million
m2 of wet blue leather, 86 thousand pairs of protective
shoes, 813.8 thousand pairs of shoes upper parts, 2.4
million m of leather by-products, and 1.5 million m2 of
others types of leather.
Laboratório Catarinense S/A – The company is located in
Joinville County, and has 223 employees. It manufactures
medicines, food supplements, and cosmetics. In 2006, its
production volume was 5,387 thousand units, with a turnover of R$ 44.9 million. Its the Brazilian pharmaceutical
company that invests the most in research.
Buschle & Lepper S/A – The company is located in Balneário Barra do Sul County, where it has 90 employees.
Amongst the main products it manufactures are: magnesium oxide, magnesium carbonate, and magnesium
hydroxide extracted from seawater. It’s the only company
of this kind in South America.
Roveda Indústria Química Ltda. – The company is located in Caçador, where it has 94 employees. Products: tar,
turpentine, and fumaric resin. In 2006, its turnover was
R$ 9.2 million, with a 3.3 thousand ton production.
Roveda Indústria Química Ltda. - Located in Palmeira,
and has 52 employees. Main products: crude tall oil,
distilled tall oil (DTO), and sterol. In 2006, it used 75% of
its production capacity to manufacture 14,200 tons of
crude tall oil, 9,000 tons of DTO, and 700 tons of sterols.
In the same year, the company’s turnover was R$ 19.7
million. The company’s share on the domestic market
is 95%, on the Latin American market, 65%, and on the
world market, around 5%. It’s the only company in Latin
America which manufactures sterol from wood.
Colorminas Colorifício e Mineração S/A – The company
is located in the city of Içara, where it has 289 employees. Its 2006 production was 130 thousand tons, and its
turnover, R$ 76 million. It manufactures engobe, granilla,
dye, frit, enamel, transparent base layer, and clay.
WEG Companies S/A - Located in Jaraguá do Sul, it has
440 employees. See data on its group under Electric and
Communication Hardware.
Quimisa S/A – The company is located in Brusque. It
manufactures fabric softeners, moisturizers, and laundry
line.
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PLASTICS PRODUCTS
Amanco Brasil Ltda. – Manufacturer of tubes and connections for cold and hot water, as well as for sewage,
electric connections, and bathroom accessories. It is
located in Joinville County, and has 1,073 employees. In
2006, its production volume was 19,799 tons, with a net
turnover of R$ 241 million. The company ranks second
on the domestic market and first in Latin America. Belongs to Mexichen (Mexico) group. In Latin America, it’s
the market leader of the PVC chain. During the last five
years, it has remained amongst the 100 best companies
to work with in Brazil, according to a survey made by
Exame Magazine.
Inplac Indústria de Plásticos S/A – The company is located in Biguaçu, and has 750 employees. Its main products
are flexible plastic packaging for fertilizers. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 162.7 million, with a 23,680 ton production.
In Brazil, this is a leading company in the manufacture of
polyethylene packaging for fertilizers.
Indústria de Plásticos do Vale do Itajaí Ltda. – Located
in Gaspar, where it has 357 employees. In 2006, its production was 5,248 tons, achieving a turnover of R$ 63.5
million. Main products: home appliances for kitchen,
deep freezer and microwaves oven line, and cleaning line.
Belongs to the Lince Participações e Empreendimentos
Ltda. Group, from Gaspar-SC.
Arteplas Artefatos de Plásticos S/A – The company is
located in Itajaí, where it has 284 employees. Its 2006
production was 4,700 tons, and it reached a turnover of
R$ 23.6 million. Products: recycled PET and polyethylene
ropes and strings. It ranks first in Brazil in this industry.
The company’s raw materials are 100% recycled (plastic
garbage).
Thermovac Embalagens Plásticas Ltda. – The company
is a part of the Ceusa group, located in Urussanga County.
It has 63 employees. It manufactures PP/PS plastic cups.
In 2006, its production volume was 245,109 thousand
pieces, and its turnover, R$14.6 million.
Canguru Embalagens S/A – The company’s headquarters
is located in Criciúma. It manufactures plastic packaging
(bags and reels), and embossed film for sanitary napkins
and diapers.
Industrial de Plásticos Zanatta Ltda. - Located in Criciúma County. Main products: disposable plastic cups
and canisters.
Termotécnica Ltda. - The company is located in the city
of Joinville. Main products: protective packaging, products for building, and leisure items, all made of EPS.
AB Plast Manufaturados Plásticos Ltda. - Located in
Joinville. Main products: jars, canisters, and lids.
Indústria de Brinquedos Rabaker Ltda. - Located in
Pomerode, where it has 51 employees. In 2006, its
production volume was 652 thousand pieces, with a.
turnover of R$ 7 million. Manufactures mainly plastic
and friction toys.
Coposul Copos Plásticos do Sul Ltda. - It is located in
Içara. Products: cups, canisters, trays, dishes, and disposable products.
Incoplastic Ind. e Com. de Plásticos e Papel Ltda. - Located in Joaçaba and has 63 employees. Main products:
paper and plastic packaging, printed paper for gift wrap,
multiuse A4 and other sizes paper, printing paper, for
Incopy Clear and Aquatro Clear 100% recycled brands.
Its 2006 production was 3,637 tons, and it achieved a
TEXTILE AND CLOTHING
Copaza Descartáveis Plásticos Ltda. - Located in the city
of Içara, where it has 481 employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 97.1 million, with a production 1,100 million
disposable plastic cups, canisters, and dishes.
Marisol Indústria do Vestuário Ltda. – It has 3,455
employees in Jaraguá do Sul. In 2006, the company
manufactured 10.4 million de pieces of clothing, and
1.9 million pairs of socks, making a turnover of R$ 303.9
million. Amongst the main products it manufactures
are: twin sets, T-shirts, blouses, bermuda shorts, pants,
dresses, socks, and accessories.
Plasc Plásticos Santa Catarina Ltda. - The company is
located in Biguaçu and has 230 employees. Products:
plastic packaging for diapers, sanitary napkins, and bread, labels for soda bottles. Its 2006 production was 5,162
tons, and it achieved a turnover of R$ 57.6 million.
Karsten S/A - It is located in Blumenau, where it has 2,328
employees. Main products: bed, table, and bath linen, as
well as fabrics for decoration and embroidery. In 2006,
the company’s production volume was 11,482 tons, and
its turnover, R$ 287.9 million.
Cia Hering - It is located in Blumenau and has 3,602
employees in Santa Catarina. Main products: jersey
shirts, underwear, pants, and plain fabric shirts. In 2006,
the company manufactured 20.4 million pieces in Santa
Catarina, achieving a turnover of R$ 231 million. It’s a
Companies profile
domestic and Latin American market leader, and ranks
second worldwide. Hering is a 126 year old renowned
brand name in Brazil and in Mercosur. The company’s
capital is 100% Brazilian.
Círculo S/A – The company is located in Gaspar County,
where it has 1,175 employees. Belongs to the Lince
Empreendimentos Ltda. Group. Its 2006 production was
3,946 tons, and it made a turnover of R$ 115.9 million.
Main products: Cléa 1000, Anne 500, and Mollet threads. The company holds a leading position in the Latin
American crochet industry. In 2006, a company achieved
one more step of its plant’s expansion, aiming at manufacturing differentiated threads for fashion, decoration,
and tapestry sectors.
Buettner S/A Indústria e Comércio – The company has
1,377 employees in Brusque. In 2006, the company’s
production was 6,047 tons, and its turnover was
R$ 164.6 million. Main products: bed, table, and bath
linen, especially fluffy towels (beach and bath).
Altenburg Indústria Têxtil Ltda. – Manufacturer of quilts,
pillows, bed linen, bedspreads, mattress and pillow
protectors, towel fabric items, cushions, and spreads.
The company has 669 employees and is located in Blumenau. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 156.5 million, and its
production volume was 9.9 million pieces and 7,889,974
m of polyester spreads. According to Companies performance magazine (Revista Performance das Empresas),
published by Miguel Calmon Institute, it ranks 26th in
Brazil and 9th in SC and in Southern Brazil in the textile
and clothing subsector. For the fourth year in a row, the
company was awarded the distinction Prêmio Mérito
Lojista for Bed, Table, and Bath, Bed industry, by the
National Confederation of Trade Leaders (Confederação
Nacional de Dirigentes Lojistas). It’s a modern company
which introduces the most recent global fashion and
design trends in the consumers’ daily life. In 2007 the
company celebrated it’s 85th anniversary.
Cia. Industrial Schlosser S/A - It is located in Brusque,
where it has 570 employees. In 2006, its production
was 4,776 thousand linear meters, and its turnover was
R$ 40.8 million. Main products: threads and fabrics.
Malharia Brandili Ltda. – Located in Apiúna, where it
has 1,182 employees. In 2006, the company’s production
volume was 2,821 tons, and it achieved a turnover of
R$ 124.9 million. The company manufactures children
and youngsters jersey clothing.
Fiação São Bento S/A - The company is located in São
Bento do Sul, where it has 592 employees. It manufactures 100% cotton threads and mixed threads. In
2006, it manufactured 12,102 tons, and its turnover was
R$ 90 million.
Karlache Comércio e Indústria Têxtil Ltda. – The company is located in Jaraguá do Sul County, where it has
168 employees. Main products: t-shirts, blouses, pants,
jackets, etc. In 2006, its production volume was 420
thousand pieces, with a turnover of R$ 7.8 million. The
company stands out as a pioneer in product development for multibrands firms in the area.
Buddemeyer S/A - The company owns a plant in São Bento do Sul County, where it has 850 employees. Amongst
the main products it manufactures are: towels, bathrobes, and bed linen. In 2006, its production volume was
3,200 tons, and the company achieved a gross turnover
of R$ 96 million.
Marcatto S/A – The company is located in Jaraguá do
Sul County, where it has 120 employees. Main products:
hats, caps, and straw bags. In 2006, it manufactured 741
thousand pieces, and its turnover was R$ 9.2 million.
Cremer S/A – It’s activities are developed in Blumenau, where it has 1,777 employees. The main hospital
products the company manufactures are: compresses,
cotton, diapers, surgical field material, crepe bandages,
and adhesive tape. In 2006, the company produced
133.9 million m or 1,252 tons, and had R$ 309.5 million
turnover. The company is considered to be the largest
disposable medical-hospital products distributor in
Brazil. Every year it’s awarded for its quality level, as well
as the top of mind brandname in hospitals, with awards
like Top Hospitalar, Hospivip and Hospitalbest.
Calças Calcutá Indústria e Comércio Ltda. – It’s located
in Criciúma and has 119 employees. Achieved a R$ 2.8
million turnover and a production of 71 thousand pieces
in 2006. Manufactures pants, blazers, and men’s and
women’s apparel.
Fábrica de Rendas e Bordados Hoepcke S/A – Located
in São José, has 250 employees. Main products: bands of
embroidered cotton and embroidered cotton fabrics. Its
2006 turnover was R$ 9.6 million, with a production of
438,546 embroidered stitches. The company stands out
for its 93 years on the embroidered items market.
Companhia Fabril Lepper – The company is located
in Joinville County, where it has 845 employees. Main
products: bed, table, and bath linen. Its 2006 production
was 4,224,214 tons, and it achieved a turnover of R$ 95
million.
Zanotti S/A – It has 1,083 employees in Jaraguá do Sul.
In 2006, the company’s production was 1,925,827 kilometers of elastic and rigid ribbons, and its turnover was
R$ 189.4 million. The company ranks first on the domestic
as well as in Latin American market.
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Malhas Wilson Ltda. – Located in the city of Timbó, and
has 227 employees. It manufactures women’s and men’s
jersey items (acrylic thread), such as blouses, jackets, polo
shirts, and tank tops. Its 2006 production was 1.3 million
pieces, and it achieved a turnover of R$ 19.7 million.
The company supplies specially department stores and
boutiques with private label items. It ranks eight on the
domestic market of 100% acrylic women’s apparel.
Haco Etiquetas Ltda. – The company has plants in Blumenau and in Criciúma Counties, where it has 666 and
104 employees respectively. Its production consists of
woven and printed labels, tags, laces, and synthetic
labels. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 105.4 million, with a
production of 191.3 million meters.
Tapajós Têxtil Ltda. – Located in the city of Indaial,
and has 313 employees. Products: acrylic threads,
shirts, women’s blouses and pants. Its 2006 production
was 1,454 thousand pieces, and its turnover, R$ 17.2
million.
Indústria Têxtil Isapa Ltda. – Located in the city of Gaspar, it has 250 employees. Products: fluffy bath and hand
towels. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 8.7 million, with a
640 ton production.
Villa Confecções Ltda. - Located in the city of Blumenau,
where it has 103 employees. Main products: basic T-shirts,
and polo shirts. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 11.8 million,
with a 920 thousand pieces production.
Indústria de Calçados Machiavelli Ltda. - Located in
Caçador, has 53 employees. Its production is mainly
dedicated to the manufacture of leather upper parts
for protective foot ware. In 2006, it achieved a turnover
of R$ 757 thousand, with a production of 112 thousand
pairs of upper parts.
Confecções Dulmar Ltda. – The company is located in
Rio do Sul and Blumenau, has 40 employees. In 2006, it
manufactured an average of 12,000 pieces a month, and
its turnover was R$ 1.5 million. Main products: dressing
gowns, pajamas, and nightgowns. The company’s craftsmanship add value to its products.
Kyly Indústria Têxtil Ltda. – It’s activities are developed
in Pomerode, where it has 583 employees. In 2004, its
production volume was 6.8 million pieces, achieving a
turnover of R$ 81.7 million. The company manufactures
baby, toddler, children, and youngster clothing. Its one of
the five main Brazilian companies in children clothing.
M Reis & Cia Ltda. - Located in Itajaí County, where it
has 359 employees. In 2006, the company’s turnover
was R$ 21.5, and its production volume, 4,058 tons. Main
products: polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyester
ropes.
Kako Confecções Ltda. – The company is located in
Blumenau County, where it has 228 employees. Its 2006
production was 2,400 thousand pieces, and its turnover,
R$ 26 million. The company manufactures T-shirts.
Industrial Acrilan Ltda. – Located in Timbó and Benedito
Novo Counties, manufacturing synthetic threads. In 2006,
the company produced 2,211 tons and had a turnover
of R$ 38.5 million. It has 321 employees in Timbó and 47
in Benedito Novo.
Dudalina S/A - The company is located in Blumenau
County, where it has 907 employees. In 2006, its production volume was 1,777 thousand pieces, achieving a
turnover of R$ 93.4 million. The company manufactures
plain fabric shirts, pants, and bermuda shorts. It’s the
largest shirt company in Latin America.
Teka - Tecelagem Kuehnrich S/A - The company is located in Blumenau County, where it has 4,974 employees.
Manufacturer of bed, table, and bath linen. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 405.2 million, with a 19.6 ton production.
M.F. Sulfabril S/A - It is located in Blumenau. The company manufactures jersey apparel such as t-shirts, pants,
and blouses.
Luli Ind. e Com. de Confecções Ltda. – The company’s
activities are developed in Blumenau. Main products:
Children-youngsters, men’s, and women’s clothing.
Franlui Têxtil Ltda. – Located in Itajaí, the company
manufactures t-shirts, sweaters, polo shirts, tank tops,
jackets, shorts, bermuda shorts, etc.
Dublack Indústria e Comércio de Malhas Ltda. – In its
Pomerode headquarters, the company manufactures
children clothing, shirts, blouses, and children jersey
sweatshirts.
Fábrica de Tecidos Carlos Renaux S/A – Develops its
activities in the city of Brusque, where it manufactures
cotton fabrics.
Indústria e Comércio de Confecções Damyller Ltda. –
The company is located in Nova Veneza, and has 1,500
employees. In 2006, the company manufactured 1.2
million pieces, making a turnover of R$ 86.5 million.
Products: women’s and men’s denim items, jersey items,
shirts, and accessories. With 28 years of existence, the
company owns over 60 outlets, one of which in the US.
The company owns all its stores, it does no franchising
or wholesaling. With the exception of a few accessories,
all the other products are entirely manufactured in the
company’s brandname plant, from design to shipment
to the stores.
Companies profile
Nanete Têxtil Ltda. – Manufacturer of fabrics in rolls, in
Jaraguá do Sul County.
Indústria e Comércio de Confecções Damyller Ltda. –
Activities centered in Criciúma. Products: pants, shirts,
and other apparel items.
SW Uniformes Ltda. - Located in Chapecó County. Main
products: pea-jackets for cold storage chambers, professional clothing, and military uniform.
FOOD PRODUCTS
Perdigão Agroindustrial S/A – Has 14,758 employees
in its Santa Catarina plants. Its 2006 production volume
in SC was 607,426 tons, making a turnover of R$ 2.54
billion. Main products: processed swine, chicken, chester chicken, quail, and beef products (deep frozen and
industrialized), pre cooked, and in natura food, soybean
oils and flours, and pasta. The company ranks second on
the domestic market in its sector.
Cooperativa Regional Alfa – Located in Chapecó, where
it has 1,412 employees. Main products: purified coarse
soybeans oil, soymeal, Delis, Juba, Flor do Oeste and
Alfamix wheat flour, Nutrialfa feed and concentrates,
and Semealfa seeds. In 2006, its production volume was
324,633 tons, with a turnover of R$ 613 million.
Macedo Agroindustrial Ltda. - Located in São José, has
1,241 employees. Main products: deep frozen, cooled
and/or seasoned chicken (whole and pieces). In 2006,
its turnover was R$ 102.3 million, with a 33,445 ton
production.
Comércio e Indústria de Pescados Kowalsky Ltda. – The
company is located in Itajaí, where it has 300 employees.
Main products: fish in general, mainly tuna and sardine.
In 2006, its turnover was R$ 11 million, with a 5,500 ton
production.
Femepe Indústria e Comércio de Pescados – Located
in Navegantes, it has 758 employees. Main products:
canned sardine and tuna. In 2006, its turnover was R$
123.9 million.
Chocoleite Indústria de Alimentos Ltda. – Develops its
activities in the city of Jaraguá do Sul and has 60 employees. Production: chocolate drinks, cream, and UHT
milk. In 2006, its production was 4.6 thousand tons and
its turnover, R$ 13.7 million.
Sasse Alimentos Ltda. – The company is located in the
city of Jaraguá do Sul, where it has 129 employees. Main
products: Sasse, Traditional, Extrastrong, Supreme, and
Expresso Coffees, hard candies, and lollipops. In 2006, its
turnover was R$ 20.1 million, with a 6,082 ton production.
According to the Brazilian Coffee Industry Association
(Associação Brasileira da Indústria do Café – ABIC), it
ranks 39th amongst the 100 largest coffee companies
in Brazil.
Companhia Hemmer Indústria e Comércio – The company is located in Blumenau County, where it has 188
employees. Main products: canned and/or jarred cucumber, beet, prepared mustard, broccoli, ketchup, carrot,
sauerkraut, cauliflower, seasoned and salad beans, fig,
marmalade and jam, chickpea, molasses, sauces, royal
palm and heart of palm, pickles, horse radish, red cabbage, vegetables cream soup, green beans, syrups, and
sardine in brine. In 2006, the company’s production was
4,781 tons, and its turnover was R$ 30.6 million.
Bretzke Alimentos Ltda. - The company is located in
Jaraguá do Sul County, where it has 150 employees.
In 2006, its production volume was 13,747,32 tons,
achieving a turnover of R$ 52.7 million. Main products:
chocolate powder, deserts (Jell-O, pudding), seasoning,
and condiments.
Fricasa Alimentos S/A – Products: ham luncheon
meat, smoked, frozen, and seasoned meats. Located
in Canoinhas, where it has 395 employees. In 2006, the
company produced 9,000 tons and had a turnover of
R$ 30.8 million.
Costa Sul Pescados Ltda. - The company is located in
Navegantes and has 580 employees. Main products:
skinless fish filet, fish filet with skin, shrimp, whole, stake,
and breaded fish. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 41.2 million,
with a 9,600 ton production. Its one of the three largest
Brazilian companies in this sector.
Cooperativa Central Oeste Catarinense - The company
is located in Chapecó, where it has 7,752 employees.
Main products: fresh sausage, sausage, Bologna sausage,
swine carcass, and whole chicken. In 2006, its production
was 1,291 thousand tons, achieving a turnover of R$
634.7 million. As to its turnover, it ranks first on the state
level and third on the national level.
Pesqueira Pioneira da Costa S/A - The company is located in Florianópolis, where it has 560 employees. In
2006, its turnover was R$ 33 million, with a 41,073 ton
production. Products: fish, filets, and ice.
Parati S/A - The company is located in São Lourenço
do Oeste County, where it has 2,671 employees. Main
products: cookies, waffle, dry pasta, and hard candies.
In 2006, its production volume was 66,256 tons, and its
turnover, R$ 337.3 million.
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Sadia S/A – The company has plants in Concórdia (headquarters), Itajaí, Chapecó and Faxinal dos Guedes, and
has 13,277 employees. Main products: processed food,
chicken, beef, and pork. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 1.4
billion, with a 635 thousand ton production.
Indústria Agro Comercial Cassava S/A – The company is
located in Rio do Sul County, where it has 24 employees.
It manufactures manioc starch and modified starch. In
2006, its production volume was 25.000 tons of starch.
It has the highest installed capacity for manioc root
grinding and is a traditional company in the starch sector
in Brazil.
Bunge Alimentos S/A – The company has a plant in
Gaspar County. Main products: wheat flour, margarines,
vegetal fats, refined and crude oil, and soymeal.
Frigorífico Riosulense S/A - Located in Rio do Sul, where
it has 1,612 employees. Amongst the products it manufactures are: pork and beef products, feed, concentrates,
premix, and products for agriculture and farming. In
2006, its production volume was 124,858,295
slaughtered heads of cattle and swine, and the manufacture of 133,200.72 tons of feed, achieving a turnover of
R$ 337.46 million. It’s the fourth largest exporter of swine
meat in Brazil, and the only beef exporting company in
Santa Catarina state. It is one of the 30 largest and best SC
companies and, according to the year-book published by
Revista Expressão in 2003, it had the highest net equity
profitability in SC.
Duas Rodas Industrial Ltda. – The company is located
in Jaraguá do Sul County. Amongst the main products
it manufactures are: essences, powder flavors, ice-cream
products, food additives and condiments for cold storage
plants, banana puree, stabilizers, and emulsifiers.
Victória Indústria e Comércio de Alimentos Ltda. - Located in Palhoça. Main products: type “C” milk, yogurt
drink, cream cheese, milk-based syrup (dulce de leche),
and butter.
Seara Alimentos S/A – The company owns plants in
Jaraguá do Sul, Seara, Forquilhinha, Xanxerê, Itapiranga,
Araranguá, and Criciúma. Main products: Poultry (chicken: whole, filets, deboned pieces, and offal), processed
products (breaded, pre-cooked, fried, and baked), and
swine (carcass, shoulder, ham, loin, rib, and filet). Belongs
to the Cargill Agrícola S/A group.
BEVERAGES
Cervejaria Kilsen Ltda. – It’s activities are concentrated
in Chapecó, where it has 71 employees. Products: soft
drinks and beers. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 8.23 million,
with a production of 4,215 liters of soft drinks and 2,257
thousand liters of beer.
Vinhos Duelo Ltda. - The company is located in Pinheiro
Preto County, where it has 45 employees. Manufactures
alcoholic beverages, such as wines and cocktails. In 2006,
the company manufactured 8 million liters, making a
Bebidas Max Wilhelm Ltda. - Located in the city of Blumenau, where it has 90 employees. Products: carbonated
soft drinks. In 2006, its production was 11.8 million liters,
and its turnover, R$7.6 million.
Bebidas Thomsen Ltda. - The company is located in the
city of Blumenau and produces soft drinks.
Vonpar Refrescos S/A – The company develops its activities in the city of Antonio Carlos, and its main product
is Coca-Cola.
Água da Serra Industrial de Bebidas Ltda. – The company is located in Braço do Norte, where it manufactures
the drinks Laranjinha (200 ml) and Limão Caipira (900
ml).
Cia. Brasileira de Bebidas - Filial Santa Catarina S/A –
Located in Lages. Its main product is beer, brand named
Skol, Brahma, Antárctica and Bohemia.
EDITING AND PRINTING
Baumgarten Gráfica Ltda. - Located in Blumenau,
where it has 445 employees. Manufactures semi-rigid
cardboard packaging, adhesive and thermo shrinking
labels, cloth labels, and cardboard trays. In 2006, it had
a R$ 155 million turnover, manufacturing 16,900 tons. It
ranks second in its sector on the Brazilian market. The
Group was established in 1881, and has six departments:
Cardboard, Label, Tags, Hermann, Sleeve, and Tray. It’s a
leading technological company and its pre-printing is
entirely digitalized.
Jawi Indústria Gráfica Ltda. - Located in Rio do Sul, and
has 25 employees. Products: continuous forms, off-set
and printing services. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 4.07
million, with a production of approximately 200 tons.
Companies profile
Gráfica Meyer – The company has 68 employees in
Joinville. In 2006, its turnover was R$ 10.5. The company
manufactures duplex packaging / cardboard.
Impressora Ipiranga S/A - Manufacturer of advertisement printed material and packaging, it is located in
Joinville, where it has 58 employees. In 2006, its turnover
was R$ 6.1 million.
Indústria Gráfica Zanetti Ltda. – Manufacturer of folders, catalogues, reports, continuous forms, and other
printed material. The company is located in Florianópolis, and has 18 employees. In 2006, its turnover was R$
809.7 thousand, and its production was 5,200 thousand
printed sheets.
Moore Brasil Ltda. – Belongs the RR Donneley & Sons
(USA) group. The company is located in Blumenau County, where it has 145 employees. Its main products are
printed materials, such as: fiscal print, forms, continuous
and customized forms, direct mail pieces, variable data,
advertisement material, and leaflets. Moore is the world
largest group in the printing industry, market leader in
Latin America and in Brazil, producing: variable data,
data capture, fiscal and security print, customized and
standard forms, listings, digital printing, promotional
games and lotteries, direct marketing, pre-media, printing services management, editorial, promotional, and
commercial products, labels, and tags.
Gráfica Estrela Ltda. - Located in Concórdia. Main products: cardboard packaging, couche paper labels and
adhesives, paper tags, adhesive and PVC tags.
RBS - Zero Hora Editora Jornalística S/A – Located in
Blumenau, producing newspapers.
MISCELLANEOUS
Condor S/A – Has 1,343 employees in São Bento do Sul.
Main products: tooth brushes, dental tape, tooth paste,
brushes, combs, brooms, paintbrushes, and like items.
In 2006, its turnover was R$ 194.6 million.
Olsen Indústria e Comércio S/A – Located in the city of
Palhoça, where it has 196 employees. Products: dental
equipment and medical chairs. In 2006, its turnover
was R$ 25.6 million, having manufactured 4,658 units.
It ranks third in Brazil and first as far as the economic
performance is concerned. In Latin America, it’s one of
the four largest companies in the sector, and one of the
70 largest worldwide. Its benchmarking equals 92% of
the European companies, and it’s Anvisa, ISO 9001, CE,
Inmetro, and ISO 13485 certified.
Sofia Industrial and Exportadora Ltda. – The company
is located in the city of Lages, where it has 68 employees.
Main products: laundry clips (wooden and plastic), panels
for export, boards, and fences. In 2006, its turnover was
R$ 13.6 million, having manufactured 25,000 m3.
Mormaii Ind. Com. Imp. e Exportação de Artigos Esportivos Ltda. - Located in Garopaba, where it has 179
employees. Manufacturer of sportsware. In 2006, it manufactured 799 thousand pieces, achieving a turnover
of R$ 5 million. Its holds a 85% share on the domestic
market.
Kavo do Brasil Indústria e Comércio Ltda. – Industrial
company located in Joinville County, it’s a part of the
Danaher Corporation (USA) group. Amongst its main
products are dental instruments and equipment. It has
345 employees. It’s a leading company on the domestic
market, as well as in Latin America and worldwide. In
2006, its turnover was R$ 112.4 million.
AUTOMATION AND I.T.
Teclan Engenharia de Software Ltda. – The company is
located in Florianópolis County, where it has 33 employees. In 2006 its turnover was R$ 4.1 million. It’s a software
company. It’s a leading company on the domestic market as a phonebook help solution supplier, and 102 or
directory assistance. It’s launching its activities in Latin
America.
Dígitro Tecnologia Ltda. - see under Electric and Communication Hardware
Datasul S/A - Located in Joinville County. Main products:
software and business management services, ERP, CRM,
BI, content management, business networks, human
capital management, and supply chain.
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Population
and Area
TABLE 1 - SANTA CATARINA
Population, area and population density in 2006
REGIONS AND COUNTIES
(MUNICÍPIOS)
SANTA CATARINA
01 – Western Santa Catarina
001 São Miguel do Oeste
Anchieta
Bandeirante
Barra Bonita
Belmonte
Descanso
Dionísio Cerqueira
Guaraciaba
Guarujá do Sul
Iporã do Oeste
Itapiranga
Mondaí
Palma Sola
Paraíso
Princesa
Riqueza
Romelândia
Santa Helena
São João do Oeste
São José do Cedro
São Miguel do Oeste
Tunápolis
002 Chapecó
Águas de Chapecó
Águas Frias
Bom Jesus do Oeste
Caibi
Campo Erê
Caxambu do Sul
Chapecó
Cordilheira Alta
Coronel Freitas
Cunha Porã
Cunhataí
Flor do Sertão
Formosa do Sul
Guatambu
Iraceminha
Irati
Jardinópolis
Maravilha
Estimated population
2006
5.958.266
1.163.910
159.601
5.572
2.779
1.952
2.103
8.016
14.642
10.109
4.637
7.615
13.182
8.302
7.725
3.908
2.408
4.343
4.540
2.307
5.148
12.862
33.194
4.257
376.551
5.293
2.037
2.071
5.560
8.349
4.743
173.262
3.241
10.624
9.825
1.704
1.625
2.536
4.740
3.753
1.971
1.811
19.037
Area (km2)
95.442
27.178
4.231,0
227,9
145,5
97,6
93,1
287,4
377,2
324,5
100,5
201,1
281,0
200,8
329,8
178,5
87,9
189,6
224,3
80,0
160,7
277,2
233,6
132,8
6.030
138,4
75,6
67,5
171,7
478,6
141,2
622,3
84,4
233,1
218,8
54,7
58,2
99,9
204,7
164,5
69,6
69,5
169,1
Population density*
(inhab/km2)
62
43
38
24
19
20
23
28
39
31
46
38
47
41
23
22
27
23
20
29
32
46
142
32
62
38
27
31
32
17
34
278
38
46
45
31
28
25
23
23
28
26
113
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POPULATION AND AREA
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Modelo
Nova Erechim
Nova Itaberaba
Novo Horizonte
Palmitos
Pinhalzinho
Planalto Alegre
Quilombo
Saltinho
Sta. Terezinha do Progresso
Santiago do Sul
São Bernardino
São Carlos
São Lourenço dÓeste
São Miguel da Boa Vista
Saudades
Serra Alta
Sul Brasil
Tigrinhos
União do Oeste
003 Xanxerê
Abelardo Luz
Bom Jesus
Coronel Martins
Entre Rios
Faxinal dos Guedes
Galvão
Ipuaçu
Jupiá
Lajeado Grande
Marema
Ouro Verde
Passos Maia
Ponte Serrada
São Domingos
Vargeão
Xanxerê
Xaxim
004 Joaçaba
Água Doce
Arroio Trinta
Caçador
Calmon
Capinzal
Catanduvas
Erval Velho
Fraiburgo
Herval dÓeste
Ibiam
Ibicaré
Iomerê
Jaborá
Joaçaba
Lacerdópolis
Lebon Régis
Estimated
population
2006
3.716
3.860
4.317
2.723
14.766
13.600
2.368
9.946
3.120
2.926
1.519
2.510
8.682
20.202
1.571
7.800
2.938
2.557
1.936
3.312
151.427
18.909
2.079
1.692
2.804
11.876
3.902
6.343
2.099
1.660
2.386
2.067
5.900
11.690
8.635
3.397
40.862
25.126
333.082
6.882
3.605
72.606
4.069
23.180
9.589
4.005
37.604
21.679
1.873
3.329
2.707
4.037
24.991
2.242
12.331
Area (km2)
92,3
64,6
136,8
150,6
351,2
127,9
62,5
278,8
157,5
118,6
72,7
147,3
158,1
362,3
71,4
205,0
90,3
112,6
57,2
90,9
4.789
952,5
63,6
107,1
104,8
327,2
122,1
260,0
92,3
65,4
102,6
199,4
610,5
561,2
384,1
166,1
375,5
294,2
9.005
1.304,5
110,3
1.004,5
637,1
226,7
197,1
231,5
502,1
211,3
146,3
155,1
114,0
180,2
241,9
68,5
931,6
Population
density*
(inhab/km2)
40
60
32
18
2
106
38
36
20
25
21
17
55
56
22
38
33
23
34
36
32
20
33
16
27
36
32
24
23
25
23
10
10
21
22
20
109
85
37
5
33
72
6
102
49
17
75
103
13
21
24
22
103
33
13
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28
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Luzerna
Macieira
Matos Costa
Ouro
Pinheiro Preto
Rio das Antas
Salto Veloso
Tangará
Treze Tílias
Vargem Bonita
Videira
005 Concórdia
Alto Bela Vista
Arabutã
Arvoredo
Concórdia
Ipira
Ipumirim
Irani
Itá
Lindóia do Sul
Paial
Peritiba
Piratuba
Presidente Castello Branco
Seara
Xavantina
02 Northern Santa Catarina
006 Canoinhas
Bela Vista do Toldo
Canoinhas
Irineópolis
Itaiópolis
Mafra
Major Vieira
Monte Castelo
Papanduva
Porto União
Santa Terezinha
Timbó Grande
Três Barras
007 São Bento do Sul
Campo Alegre
Rio Negrinho
São Bento do Sul
008 Joinville
Araquari
Balneário Barra do Sul
Corupá
Garuva
Guaramirim
2006
5.755
1.629
3.841
7.876
2.991
6.407
4.206
8.005
5.441
4.692
47.510
143.249
1.831
4.223
2.026
66.941
5.281
6.651
9.544
6.858
4.485
1.978
3.260
6.479
2.155
17.545
3.992
1.165.849
240.980
5.718
53.094
9.713
20.181
52.082
6.596
8.165
17.258
33.318
8.991
7.640
18.224
133.933
12.787
44.542
76.604
790.936
21.974
7.934
12.925
13.305
30.481
Area (km2)
116,1
239,8
432,4
206,0
65,4
317,9
105,2
420,7
182,7
297,3
358,6
3.123
103,2
131,3
89,4
795,4
149,2
246,0
321,8
164,2
195,5
87,2
96,5
143,8
77,1
309,0
213,1
15.874
9.706
536,8
1.139,0
587,8
1.288,9
1.723,9
522,1
555,1
760,0
845,8
715,7
593,4
436,6
1.567
503,8
578,8
484,1
4.601
391,3
109,8
408,9
502,0
268,0
Population density*
(inhab/km2)
50
7
9
38
46
20
40
19
30
16
132
46
18
32
23
84
35
27
30
42
23
23
34
45
28
57
19
73
25
11
47
17
16
30
13
15
23
39
13
13
42
85
25
77
158
172
56
72
32
27
114
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POPULATION AND AREA
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Itapoá
Jaraguá do Sul
Joinville
Massaranduba
São Francisco do Sul
Schroeder
03 Mountains
009 Curitibanos
Abdon Batista
Brunópolis
Campos Novos
Curitibanos
Frei Rogério
Monte Carlo Ponte Alta
Ponte Alta do Norte
Santa Cecília
São Cristóvão do Sul
Vargem
Zortéa
010 Campos de Lages
Anita Garibaldi
Bocaina do Sul
Bom Jardim da Serra
Bom Retiro
Campo Belo do Sul
Capão Alto
Celso Ramos
Cerro Negro
Correia Pinto
Lages
Otacílio Costa
Painel
Palmeira
Rio Rufino
São Joaquim
São José do Cerrito
Urubici
Urupema
04 Itajaí River Valley
011 Rio do Sul
Agronômica
Aurora
Braço do Trombudo
Dona Emma
Ibirama
José Boiteux
Laurentino
Lontras
Mirim Doce
Pouso Redondo
2006
12.410
131.786
496.051
13.592
38.699
11.779
421.535
125.048
2.428
3.259
30.418
38.077
3.262
10.874
5.475
3.668
16.421
5.093
3.194
2.879
296.487
9.991
3.160
4.024
8.586
8.076
3.150
2.391
3.313
16.977
168.384
14.954
2.486
2.318
2.748
23.236
9.505
10.622
2.566
1.365.430
189.560
4.615
5.036
3.682
3.082
17.417
4.652
5.606
8.975
2.601
12.785
Area (km2)
Population density*
(inhab/km2)
247,5
528,1
1.136,6
373,0
493,4
142,8
22.235
6.578
234,8
333,8
1.741,9
944,8
156,8
167,6
570,2
398,2
1.146,7
343,1
350,7
189,1
15.657
586,1
493,6
934,6
1.032,7
1.021,3
1.329,9
205,3
414,9
729,6
2.636,4
841,7
741,8
289,3
281,7
1.874,9
859,5
1.013,30
350,4
13.241
5.436
134,3
205,8
89,3
177,2
245,4
403,9
254,2
195,4
337,9
360,4
50
250
436
36
78
82
19
19
10
10
17
40
21
65
10
9
14
15
9
15
19
17
6
4
8
8
2
12
8
23
64
18
3
8
10
12
11
10
7
103
35
34
24
41
17
71
12
22
46
8
35
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30
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Presidente Getúlio
Presidente Nereu
Rio do Campo
Rio dÓeste
Rio do Sul
Salete
Taió
Trombudo Central
Vitor Meireles
Witmarsum
012 Blumenau
Apiúna
Ascurra
Benedito Novo
Blumenau
Botuverá
Brusque
Doutor Pedrinho
Gaspar
Guabiruba
Indaial
Luis Alves
Pomerode
Rio dos Cedros
Rodeio
Timbó
013 Itajaí
Balneário Camboriú
Barra Velha
Bombinhas
Camboriú
Ilhota
Itajaí
Itapema
Navegantes
Penha
Piçarras
Porto Belo
São João do Itaperiú
014 Ituporanga
Agrolândia
Atalanta
Chapadão do Lageado
Imbuia
Ituporanga
Petrolândia
Vidal Ramos
04 Great Florianópolis
015 Tijucas
Angelina
Canelinha
Estimated
population
2006
13.043
1.958
6.252
6.556
56.063
7.125
16.107
5.738
5.247
3.020
625.440
9.103
7.505
9.578
298.603
3.536
89.254
3.145
54.396
15.246
47.612
9.108
24.607
9.159
11.126
33.462
499.358
97.954
19.225
11.659
53.004
11.406
168.088
35.990
50.888
21.056
13.111
13.475
3.502
51.072
8.275
3.227
2.540
5.185
20.087
5.917
5.841
939.064
74.198
5.412
9.624
Area (km2)
294,1
224,0
489,3
254,2
262,7
168,5
719,3
102,2
388,2
129,4
4.721
493,0
110,8
384,2
520,2
300,4
290,8
374,6
362,3
173,6
419,9
260,4
214,1
556,5
133,1
127,1
1.559
46,1
139,4
34,6
212,8
258,9
295,8
56,5
109,2
52,0
107,2
95,6
151,3
1.525
190,1
86,5
124,9
122,2
335,8
329,5
336,1
6.954
2.149
516,7
151,5
Population
density*
(inhab/km2)
44
9
13
26
213
42
22
56
14
23
132
18
68
25
574
12
307
8
150
88
113
35
115
16
84
263
320
2.125
138
337
249
44
568
637
466
405
122
141
23
33
44
37
20
42
60
18
17
135
35
10
64
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POPULATION AND AREA
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Leoberto Leal
Major Gercino
Nova Trento
São João Batista
Tijucas
016 Florianópolis
Antônio Carlos
Biguaçu
Florianópolis
Governador Celso Ramos
Palhoça
Paulo Lopes
Santo Amaro da Imperatriz
São José
São Pedro de Alcântara
017 Tabuleiro
Águas Mornas
Alfredo Wagner
Anitápolis
Rancho Queimado
São Bonifácio
06 South Santa Catarina
018 Tubarão
Armazém
Braço do Norte
Capivari de Baixo
Garopaba
Grão-Pará
Gravatal
Imaruí
Imbituba
Jaguaruna
Laguna
Orleans
Pedras Grandes
Rio Fortuna
Sangão
Santa Rosa de Lima
São Ludgero
São Martinho
Treze de Maio
Tubarão
019 Criciúma
Cocal do Sul
Criciúma
Forquilhinha
Içara
Lauro Müller
Morro da Fumaça
Nova Veneza
Siderópolis
Estimated
population
2006
3.348
2.668
10.392
16.410
26.344
842.627
7.041
58.435
406.564
13.053
128.102
6.215
18.246
201.103
3.868
22.239
5.140
8.164
2.990
2.842
3.103
902.478
367.365
7.447
30.772
20.539
15.563
6.272
12.667
11.906
39.217
16.046
49.568
20.024
4.817
4.428
9.883
2.089
10.494
3.197
7.097
95.339
359.334
15.074
188.233
21.518
56.423
13.359
16.161
12.703
13.081
Area (km2)
291,7
285,3
403,3
221,5
278,6
2.407
227,2
322,3
430,5
92,3
323,6
447,9
308,7
115,0
139,8
2.398
370,5
727,9
573,6
266,9
459,2
9.961
4.925
172,2
190,4
47,4
113,4
328,1
153,6
542,7
199,8
325,4
436,2
605,1
153,2
299,1
82,5
170,7
405,8
222,8
161,5
315,1
2.072
80,0
233,3
179,6
293,8
260,7
83,4
294,0
250,4
Population
density*
(inhab/km2)
11
9
26
74
95
350
31
181
944
141
396
14
59
1.749
28
9
14
11
5
11
7
91
75
43
162
433
137
19
82
22
196
49
114
33
31
15
120
12
26
14
44
303
173
188
807
120
192
51
194
43
52
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Estimated
population
2006
3.503
19.279
175.779
62.442
7.424
6.671
2.056
10.486
6.205
6.893
2.834
5.629
7.069
8.241
7.180
26.293
5.136
11.220
(MUNICÍPIOS)
Treviso
Urussanga
20 Araranguá
Araranguá
Balneário Arroio do Silva
Balneário Gaivota
Ermo
Jacinto Machado
Maracajá
Meleiro
Morro Grande
Passo de Torres
Praia Grande
Santa Rosa do Sul
São João do Sul
Sombrio
Timbé do Sul
Turvo
Population
density*
(inhab/km2)
22
80
59
206
79
45
33
24
100
37
11
59
25
55
40
185
16
48
Area (km2)
156,1
240,2
2.964
303,7
93,7
148,9
63,2
436,0
62,2
185,4
259,2
95,0
285,5
151,0
180,2
142,0
325,5
232,9
Source: IBGE and SPG
* Calculations based on previous columns.
N.B.: 293 counties, 6 regions, and 20 microregions.
More densely populated counties in SC - 2006
Thousand inhabitants
496
500
407
400
299
300
201
200
188
173
100
Source: IBGE
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POPULATION AND AREA
Area and resident population by household situation and gender, 2005
SC
BR
95.442
5.873.749
4.839.534
1.034.215
2.856.654
3.017.095
8.547.403
184.388.620
152.711.363
31.677.257
89.851.635
94.536.985
SPECIFICATION
Area (km2)
Resident population
Urban population
Rural population
Male
Female
%
SC/BR
1,12
3,19
3,17
3,26
3,18
3,19
Source: IBGE - PNAD and SPG
Obs: in june 2007, the 2006 PNAD (Brazilian national household sample survey) results were not yet available
Participation of the economically active population (EAP) on resident population aged
10 or older, 2005
SPECIFICATION
ECONOMICALLY ACTIVE
Total
Urban population
Rural population
Male
Female
POPULATION AGED 10 OR OLDER
ECONOMICALLY
RESIDENT
ACTIVE
4.973.678
3.319.287
4.102.853
2.662.214
870.825
657.073
2.397.536
1.835.344
2.576.142
1.483.943
%
EAP / RES
66,74
64,89
75,45
76,55
57,60
Source: IBGE/PNAD
Distribution of the economically active population, aged 10 and older, by number of
minimum wage number income range, 2005
WAGE RANGE
Up to 1/2 minimum wage (M.W.)
More than 1/2 to 1 M.W.
More than 1 to 2 M.W.
More than 20 M.W.
No income (1)
No declaration
% of EAP aged 10 and older
SC
BR
2,77
11,39
23,64
11,20
10,02
6,99
2,33
0,53
30,17
0,97
7,84
17,20
19,42
7,31
6,85
4,47
1,69
0,67
33,77
0,78
Source: IBGE/PNAD
(1) Including those on welfare
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Coal and
Cement
Run-of-mine (ROM) coal production 2004 - 2006
STATES
PRODUCTION ROM (t)
2005
2004
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Paraná
Brazil
SC/Brazil (%)
SC ranking
Source:
SIECESC 7.342.993
3.688.441
346.666
11.378.100
64,54
1º
7.808.680
4.250.367
339.130
12.398.177
62,98
1º
2006
7.097.804
4.298.862
314.370
11.711.036
60,61
1º
Production of energy coal (marketable) 2004 - 2006
ENERGY COAL PRODUCTION (t)
STATES
2004
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Paraná
Brazil
SC/Brazil (%)
SC ranking
2.346.693
2.651.908
78.000
5.076.601
46,23
2º
2005
2.447.693
3.216.294
78.000
5.741.987
42,63
2º
Source: SIECESC Marketable energy coal production 2006
SC
44,30%
RS
54,36%
PR
1,34%
Source: SIECESC 2006
2.605.190
3.196.941
79.000
5.881.131
44,30
2º
SANTA CATARINA
STRATEGIC
Santa Catarina
emINFORMATION
Dados 2007
Agricultural
Production and
Vegetal Extraction
Agricultural production, harvests 2005/2006 and 2006/2007
PRODUCE
Production (t)
Planted area (ha)
05/06
06/07
1.501
Garlic
154.566
Rice
31.102
Banana (1)
6.290
Potatoes 1st harvest
Potatoes 2nd harvest 1.689
19.568
Onions
91.033
Beans 1st harvest
37.477
Beans 2nd harvest
138.712
Tobacco
18.721
Apples (1)
32.432
Manioc (1)
784.214
Corn
331.627
Soybeans
2.289
Tomatoes
59.952
Wheat
Source:
IBGE/GCEA/SC (February 07)
1.530
154.926
30.630
6.141
986
20.805
103.552
29.900
135.000
19.000
32.421
708.208
383.348
2.158
62.001
Variation
%
05/06
1,9
0,2
-1,5
-2,4
-41,6
6,3
13,8
-20,2
-2,7
1,5
0,0
-9,7
15,6
-5,7
3,4
12.370
1.071.559
641.177
83.284
21.842
395.439
109.227
55.015
244.011
473.993
611.699
2.886.139
798.809
108.858
106.514
06/07
Variation
%
4,3
12.904
1,2
1.084.293
596.700 -6,9
2,0
84.947
13.693 -37,3
8,6
429.452
182.362 67,0
35.880 -34,8
5,1
256.500
595.256 25,6
1,5
620.973
3.691.775 27,9
1.075.706 34,7
120.132 10,4
151.699 42,4
(1) Area used for the year’s harvest.
Comparison between Brazilian domestic harvest and Santa Catarina harvest in 2006, by
main products
PRODUCE
Garlic
Rice
Banana
Potatoes
Onions
Beans
Tobacco
Apples
Manioc
Corn
Soybeans
Tomatoes
Wheat
Grape
Source:
IBGE, LSPA (Dec/06 and Apr/07)
PRODUCTION (thousand tons)
BR
87,75
11.505,33
7.088,02
3.137,78
1.174,75
3.436,53
905,35
861,39
26.713,04
42.631,98
52.355,98
3.272,93
2.481,83
1.220,19
% SC/BR
14,71
9,31
8,42
3,35
33,66
4,78
26,95
57,66
2,29
6,77
1,53
3,47
6,11
3,92
Ranking of SC in
Brazil HARVEST
2006
3º
2º
3º
7º
1º
7º
2º
1º
11º
7º
10º
9º
3º
6º
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Animal
Production
Poultry, Swine, and cattle slaughter, 2005 and 2006
ITEM
SLAUGHTERED QUANTITY
2005
2006
680,1
8.050,4
528,3
Poultry (1)
Swine (2)
Cattle (2)
% 2006/2005
642,9
7.881,0
479,4
-5,5
-2,1
-9,3
Source: EPAGRI/CEPA - Centro de Estudos de Safras e Mercados, and Sindicarne
(1) Million heads
(2) Thousand heads
Herd in 2005 (Number of heads)
2005
HERD
Cattle
Swine
Equine
Buffalo
Rabbit
Sheep
Hens
Roosters, chicken (male and female)
and chicks
Quails
Goats
Source:
IBGE
SC
BR
% SC/BR
3.376.725
6.309.041
129.061
22.185
34.862
207.780
13.927.620
207.156.696
34.063.934
5.787.249
1.173.629
303.640
15.588.041
186.573.334
1,63
18,52
2,23
1,89
11,48
1,33
7,46
142.411.820
300.472
41.297
812.467.900
6.837.767
10.306.722
17,53
4,39
0,40
Main swine producing Brazilian states in 2006
STATES
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Paraná
Minas Gerais
São Paulo
Goiás
Other
Total - Brazil
Source:
ABIPECS
PRODUCTION (thousand tons)
743,20
485,70
455,90
324,70
190,90
158,20
511,30
2.869,90
SC % over BR
25,90
16,92
15,89
11,31
6,65
5,51
17,82
100,00
Santa Catarina
Animal
emProduction
Dados 2007
Main chicken producing states in Brazil, 2006
STATES
Paraná
Santa Catarina
São Paulo
Rio Grande do Sul
Minas Gerais
Goiás
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso Other
Total Brazil
SLAUGHTERED HEADS
SC % BR
23,00
16,24
14,77
14,42
5,83
4,17
2,35
1,99
17,23
100,00
1.011.344.959
713.745.638
649.551.205
634.098.656
256.388.474
183.144.718
103.345.374
87.281.390
757.412.928
4.396.313.342
Source: ABEF
Fish Production, 2005
TYPES
SEA FISHERY
Fish
Crustaceans
Mollusks
CONTINENTAL FISHERY
Fish
Crustaceans
Mollusks
SEA FARMING
Fish
Crustaceans
Mollusks
CONTINENTAL SEA FARMING
Fish
Crustaceans
Mollusks
Amphibians
TOTAL
PRODUCTION (tons)
SC
115.059,5
109.143,0
4.256,0
1.660,5
582,0
582,0
0,0
0,0
16.902,0
0,0
2.726,5
14.175,5
19.133,5
19.133,5
0,0
0,0
0,0
151.677,0
BR
% SC/BR
507.858,5
434.114,0
60.292,0
13.452,5
243.434,5
238.192,5
5.242,0
0,0
78.034,0
0,0
63.133,5
14.900,5
179.746,0
178.746,5
370,0
0,0
629,5
1.009.073,0
22,66
25,14
7,06
12,34
0,24
0,24
0,00
0,00
21,66
0,0
4,32
95,13
10,64
10,70
0,00
0,00
0,00
15,03
Source: IBAMA
Obs.: in june 2007, data for 2006 were not yet available.
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Energy
Natural gas consumption, 2005 – 2006
m3/DAY
Sectors
2006
%
06/05
1.125.115
672.771
117.488
195.625
106.333
32.898
301.598
6.145
67
1.432.925
5,0
1,8
-0,5
19,3
-0,4
51,6
38,0
58,6
131,0
10,8
2005
1.071.250
660.749
118.084
163.990
106.730
21.697
218.522
3.874
29
1.293.675
Industrial
Ceramics
Textile
Metal mechanic
Glasses and crystals
Other
Automotive (Natural Gas)
Commercial
Residential
Total
Source: SCGÁS
Electric energy consumption by classes, in the Celesc concession area, 2005 - 2006
MWh
CLASSES
2005
3.325.136
Residential
5.844.400
Industrial
2.069.029
Commercial
1.522.603
Rural
277.234
Government
427.580
Public lighting
224.342
Civil service
13.518
Celesc own cons.
13.703.842
Total
Source:
CELESC
2006
%
06/05
%
in 2006
3.448.602
4.955.032
2.171.994
1.568.520
294.077
434.686
238.106
13.596
13.124.613
3,7
-15,2
5,0
3,0
6,1
1,7
6,1
0,6
-4,2
26,3
37,8
16,5
12,0
2,2
3,3
1,8
0,1
100,0
Electric energy consumption in SC, by classes, 2006
Rural
12,0%
Commercial
16,5%
Other
7,4%
Residential
26,3%
Industrial
37,8%
Source: CELESC
Santa Catarina em Dados
energY
2007
Annual Celesc electric energy balance, 2005 - 2006
MWh
ITEMS
2005
Own generation
Received energy
System1
Itaipu
Roncador Power plant
Copel (PR)
Primo Tedesco
C.E.R Santa Maria
Mafras
Cisframa
Heidrich (Rauen)
Santa Catarina wind park
Lages generation plant
Required energy
Required energy + free cons.
Supplied energy
Xanxerê hydropower plant
E F L Jõao Cesa
E F L Urussanga
Aliança Electric Rural Mixed Coop.
Total consumption
Special Energy Program Consumption
Free consumers consumption
Losses and differences
Maximum demand (MWh/h)
Own load
Maximum demand (MWh/h)
%
06/05
2006
502.689
14.623.654
11.350.021
3.212.580
5.118
0
0
18.071
0
0
11.509
11.057
15.298
15.126.343
16.377.533
215.852
27.909
13.436
52.064
122.443
13.703.842
121.378
1.251.190
1.085.271
2.640
288.845
14.481.052
11.206.431
3.200.518
5.673
0
0
5.933
0
0
6.868
9.832
45.796
14.769.897
17.119.028
200.054
0
12.032
54.347
133.675
13.124.613
160.616
2.349.131
1.284.616
2.845
-42,5
-1,0
-1,3
-0,4
10,8
0,0
0,0
-67,2
0,0
0,0
-40,3
-11,1
199,4
-2,4
4,5
-7,3
-10,4
4,4
9,2
-4,2
32,3
87,8
18,4
7,8
2.628
2.830
7,7
Source: CELESC
(1) Copel + Tractebel + Interc + ETST
Number of electric energy consumers, by classes, in the Celesc concession area
CLASSES
Residential
Industrial
Commercial
Rural
Government
Public lighting
Civil service
Celesc own cons.
TOTAL
Source: CELESC
2005
1.564.770
57.531
160.305
213.942
16.025
315
1.667
427
2.014.982
2006
1.616.156
60.247
164.637
219.278
16.684
330
1.779
429
2.079.540
%
06/05
3,3
4,7
2,7
2,5
4,1
4,8
6,7
0,5
3,2
% 2006
77,7
2,9
8,0
10,6
0,8
0,0
0,1
0,0
100,0
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Infrastructure
and
Transportation
Road system 2006
JURISDICTION
Federal
State (coincident)1
Federal (coincident)2
State
County
State-State (coincident) 3
Total
PLANNED
1.307,2
0,0
315,2
284,0
43.382,0
284,0
44.973,2
NON PAVED
ROADS
PAVED
ROADS
TOTAL
111,8
278,3
390,1
2.412,3
52.977,0
2.690,6
55.779,4
2.129,6
3.548,6
713,7
992,0
2.843,3
3.548,6
3.279,2
5.975,5
914,6
97.273,6
3.992,9
6.967,5
7.037,1 107.789,7
Source: National Road Plan (Plano Nacional de Viação - PNV), National Department of Transportation Infras
tructure, Version 2006.
PNV system – State level road coincident with Planned Federal Road
PNV system - Federal + State road coincident with Planned Federal Road
3 PNV system – State road coincident with Planned Federal Road + Non-coincident state road
1
2
Airport network 2006
TYPE
Private
Public
Non paved
Paved
Daylight operations: only visual
Nighttime operations
Nighttime operations: only visual
Nighttime operations: instrument procedures
Public and part of PAESC network
Non paved
Paved
Daylight operations: only visual
Nighttime operations
Nighttime operations: only visual
Nighttime operations: instrument procedures
Closed airports
Total
Number
Source: Transportation and Public works Secretariat (Secretaria de Transporte e Obras - STO)
6
25
11
20
20
9
2
7
20
2
18
8
9
2
7
2
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Infrastructure and Transportation
Freight movement in Hercílio Luz airport – Florianópolis, 1996 - 2006
YEAR
Shipment (kg)
Incoming freight (kg)
Total
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
857.532
1.041.027
961.254
1.152.897
1.586.783
1.897.713
1.375.424
2.065.858
2.102.228
2.458.103
2.309.385
1.769.299
2.195.880
2.396.686
2.317.728
2.689.616
2.527.520
1.911.495
2.060.901
1.693.230
1.990.553
2.257.092
2.626.831
3.236.907
3.357.940
3.470.625
4.276.399
4.425.233
3.286.919
4.126.759
3.795.458
4.448.656
4.566.477
% 2006/2005
23,22
3,74
3,36
23,22
3,48
-25,72
25,55
-8,03
17,21
2,65
Source: Infraero
Freight movement in Joinville airport, 1996 - 2006
YEAR
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Domestic freight (kg)
International freight (kg)
Incoming
Shipment
Total
Imports
Exports
Total
freight
2.333.174 2.804.740
471.566
555.966 1.205.903
649.937
515.994 1.263.976
747.982
439.977 1.113.539
673.562
439.848 1.007.075
567.227
524.326
356.750
881.076
584.345
270.521
854.866 651.843
64.419
716.262
367.259
194.060
561.319 722.556
4.661
727.217
671.821 1.231.385
492.885
266.671
4.504 1.235.889
631.529 1.107.279
380.858
250.671
12.855 1.120.134
527.812 1.259.054
326.103
201.709
291 1.259.345
Grand
total
%
06/05
2.804.740
1.205.903
1.263.976
1.113.539
1.007.075
881.076
1.571.128
1.288.536
1.907.710
1.751.663
1.787.157
-57,00
4,82
-11,90
-9,56
-12,51
78,32
-17,99
48,05
-8,18
2,03
Source: Joinville airport freight terminal
Freight movement in Santa Catarina ports, 2006
Type of cargo
Total cargo (tons)
General cargo
Solid bulk
Liquid bulk
Terminals solid bulk
Braskarne term. general cargo
Teconvi general cargo
Conteiners (TEU)
Source:
Ports
São Francisco
do Sul
7.906.591
3.310.389
4.392.143
204.059
0
0
0
269.446
Itajaí
Imbituba
All ports
6.928.464
202.377
0
14.863
59.636
157.927
4.928.417
688.305
1.472.870
263.354
810.262
103.742
0
0
0
13.497
16.307.925
3.776.120
5.202.405
322.664
59.636
157.927
4.928.417
971.248
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General data for Santa Catarina ports
ITEMS
Managed by
Berth
Draft (m)
Extension (m)
Sea area (m2)
Land area (m2)
Asphalted courtyard under customs
control (m2)
Asphalted freight movement area (m2)
Truck screening courtyard (m2)
Warehouses (m2)
Third parties warehouses (m2)
Third parties courtyards (m2)
Refrigerated cargo (m2)
Location
Grain
Conteiners
Solid bulk
Liquid bulk
General cargo
IMBITUBA
LAGUNA
Cia. Docas Cia. Docas do
de Imbituba Estado de SP
4
10
9,5
6
300
300
750.000
800.000
1.550.000
254.950
400.000
4.425
23.281
373.867
10.000
2.000
3.700
1.600
392
-
lat.28°14’S
lat.28º29’S
long.48°40’W long.48°46’W
rice, corn
Ceramic
Meat
Tobacco
Leather
Wine
Fertilizers
Petcoke
Wheat
Caustic soda
Deep frozen goods
Sugar in bags
Footware
Wood
Source: Ports of Imbituba, Laguna, Itajaí and São Francisco do Sul
SÃO FRANCISCO
DO SUL
ITAJAÍ
-
Superint. do
Porto de Itajaí
3
12
740
78.500
43.000
Secret. Transp.
Obras de SC
5
11
981
60 milhões
13.500
90.000
25.500
80.000
26.000
40.000
10.000
8.000
32.000(EADI)
70.000
97.500(EADI)
100.000
612 tomadas 4.000 c/530 tomadas
(380/440 volts)
lat.26º14’S
lat.26°54’S
long.48°37’59”W
long.48°39’W
soybeans, corn
Ceramic
Ceramic
Compressors
Deep frozen goods
Textiles
Wood
Deep frozen goods
Sugar products
Auto spare parts
Vegetal oil
Caustic soda
Wood
Paper
Sugar
Barley malt
Fertilizers
Wheat
Vegetal oil
Compressors
Wood
Auto spare parts
Foreign
Trade
Santa Catarina exports by NCM chapters, 2005 - 2006
WORTH (US$ FOB)
2006
2005
ITEMS
Meat and offal, food
Nuclear reactors, boilers, machines, etc.,mechanics1
Wood, charcoal and wooden items
Electric machines, devices and material, their parts 2
Tobacco and tobacco manufactured products
Furniture, medical-surgical furniture, mattresses, etc.
Meat, Fish, or Crustaceans preparations, etc.
Ceramic products
Paper and cardboard, pulp and paper items, etc.
Cars, tractors, etc., and their parts
Textile manufactured items, etc.
Clothing and accessories, jersey
Cast iron, iron or steel items
Plastics and plastic items
Seeds and oily fruit, grains, seeds etc.
Animal and vegetal fats, oils, and waxes, etc.
Optical instruments and equipment
Fruit, citrus and melon peal
Inorganic chemicals
Cast iron, iron, and steel
Other
Total SC exports
1.145.139.271
987.645.972
647.052.518
520.456.633
465.897.534
378.570.794
230.174.730
227.173.946
200.907.322
194.769.337
154.547.890
83.405.357
80.602.090
52.437.716
48.213.203
40.642.358
36.726.003
31.740.208
30.017.023
27.637.328
398.354.758
5.982.111.911
1.503.795.244
795.476.628
566.665.736
380.348.564
213.366.248
449.475.583
206.342.039
225.996.560
176.431.271
151.651.746
189.003.071
96.664.332
72.602.079
39.312.384
32.724.817
35.793.671
22.338.890
43.545.154
23.626.404
21.855.018
347.223.086
5.594.238.525
%
TOTAL
2006
19,14
16,51
10,82
8,70
7,79
6,33
3,85
3,80
3,36
3,26
2,58
1,39
1,35
0,88
0,81
0,68
0,61
0,53
0,50
0,46
6,66
100,00
06/05
-23,85
24,16
14,19
36,84
118,36
-15,78
11,55
0,52
13,87
28,43
-18,23
-13,72
11,02
33,39
47,33
13,55
64,40
-27,11
27,05
26,46
14,73
6,93
Source: MDIC/SECEX
1 Motocompressors, cylinder blocks, headstocks, etc. for internal-combustion engines, refrigerators, etc.
2 Electric motors and generators, converters, conductors, etc.
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EXPORT
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Main exporting companies in 2006
COMPANIES
WEG Exportadora S/A
Multibrás S/A Eletrodomésticos (Whirlpool)
Perdigão Agroindustrial S/A
Seara Alimentos S/A
Sadia S/A
Tupy Fundições Ltda.
Universal Leaf Tabacos Ltda.
Souza Cruz S/A
Empresa Brasileira de Compressores S/A - Embraco
Cooperativa Central Oeste Catarinense
Klabin S/A
Busscar Ônibus S/A
Diplomata Industrial a Comercial Ltda.
Eliane S/A - Revestimentos Cerâmicos
Frigorífico Riosulense S/A
Portobello S/A
Bunge Alimentos S/A
Agroavicola Vêneto Ltda
Cecrisa Revestimentos Cerâmicos S/A
Schulz S/A
South Service Trading S/A
Masisa Madeiras Ltda.
Karsten S/A
Compensadores e Laminados Lavrasul S/A
Coteminas S/A
Zen S/A Indústria Metalúrgica
Indústrias Artefama S/A
Döhler S/A
Cia. Hering
Incasa S/A
Teka Tecelagem Kuehnrich S/A Celulose Irani S/A
Frame Madeiras Especiais Ltda.
Inlogs Logística Ltda.
Madecal Agro Industrial Ltda.
Other companies
Total for Santa Catarina
Source: MDIC/SECEX
2006
US$ FOB
433.991.607
364.242.267
348.536.531
345.653.784
302.749.318
302.232.142
243.808.186
211.031.909
166.032.851
128.030.998
124.353.527
70.257.063
70.004.413
63.580.613
61.142.122
54.843.845
45.825.312
45.492.405
43.876.849
41.352.989
38.674.602
36.589.960
36.407.074
35.143.563
33.727.055
32.736.986
31.109.920
29.498.984
29.224.141
28.980.537
28.737.071
28.458.117
27.586.803
27.436.247
24.353.215
2.046.408.905
5.982.111.911
% s/total
7,27
6,11
5,84
5,79
5,07
5,07
4,09
3,54
2,78
2,15
2,08
1,18
1,17
1,07
1,02
0,92
0,77
0,76
0,74
0,69
0,65
0,61
0,61
0,59
0,57
0,55
0,52
0,49
0,49
0,49
0,48
0,48
0,46
0,46
0,41
34,30
100,28
2005
US$ FOB
%
06/05
306.020.648
98.720.212
430.694.591
407.690.121
372.529.334
247.345.727
40.311.866
160.856.942
339.903.981
155.637.565
103.538.574
55.532.461
67.972.169
63.975.827
145.697.733
62.182.646
29.916.145
54.900.654
44.919.378
32.927.869
10.673.128
32.076.995
41.276.828
37.594.066
30.382.060
31.201.974
35.831.021
30.218.898
23.020.468
27.417.099
21.499.031
27.788.888
7.429.910
19.772.838
1.996.780.878
5.594.238.525
41,82
268,96
-19,08
-15,22
-18,73
22,19
504,81
31,19
-51,15
-17,74
20,10
26,52
2,99
-0,62
-58,03
-11,80
53,18
-17,14
-2,32
25,59
262,35
14,07
-11,80
-6,52
7,75
-0,30
-17,67
-3,29
25,89
4,81
32,37
-0,73
269,27
23,16
2,49
6,93
Foreign trade
Brazilian main exporter states in 2005 and 2006 2006
US$ FOB
COUTIES
São Paulo
Minas Gerais
Rio Grande do Sul
Rio de Janeiro
Paraná
Bahia
Espírito Santo
Pará
Santa Catarina
Mato Grosso
Goiás
Other
Total Brazil
46.146.926.036
15.658.215.268
11.802.078.723
11.484.831.296
10.016.337.731
6.773.298.919
6.721.779.440
6.707.888.191
5.982.111.911
4.333.467.995
2.093.110.708
10.087.414.313
137.807.469.531
%
TOTAL
2005
US$ FOB
%
TOTAL
%
06/05
33,49
11,36
8,56
8,33
7,27
4,92
4,88
4,87
4,34
3,14
1,52
7,32
100,00
38.142.068.890
13.514.972.369
10.475.703.784
8.201.581.002
10.033.532.895
5.989.259.684
5.593.059.454
4.807.893.461
5.594.238.525
4.151.627.748
1.817.392.930
10.207.854.157
118.529.184.899
32,18
11,40
8,84
6,92
8,47
5,05
4,72
4,06
4,72
3,50
1,53
8,61
100,00
20,99
15,86
12,66
40,03
-0,17
13,09
20,18
39,52
6,93
4,38
15,17
-1,18
16,26
%
TOTAL
%
06/05
24,30
5,51
4,18
3,67
4,27
9,67
5,28
2,52
2,42
2,62
2,65
32,92
100,00
2,32
28,66
21,60
26,60
8,39
-54,43
-22,58
25,60
22,89
13,36
-0,95
22,75
6,93
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Main countries who buy Santa Catarina products, 2005 - 2006
2006
US$ FOB
%
TOTAL
1.390.665.972
396.283.327
284.241.938
260.262.484
258.672.206
246.609.388
228.766.784
176.858.005
166.309.336
165.842.275
147.077.924
2.260.522.272
5.982.111.911
23,25
6,62
4,75
4,35
4,32
4,12
3,82
2,96
2,78
2,77
2,46
37,79
100,00
COUNTRY
United States
Argentina
Germany
Netherlands (Holland)
United Kingdom
Russia
Japan
Mexico
Italy
Chile
South Africa
Other countries
Total SC exports
Source:
MDIC/SECEX
2005
US$ FOB
1.359.123.638
308.003.434
233.759.482
205.585.348
238.641.065
541.122.036
295.493.198
140.811.587
135.326.840
146.301.234
148.485.361
1.841.585.302
5.594.238.525
Main markets for SC products, 2006
US$ millions
1.400
1.200
1.000
800
600
400
200
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Santa Catarina and Brazil exports, 1996 - 2006
YEAR
BRAZIL
US$ FOB
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
47.746.728.158
52.994.340.527
51.139.861.545
48.012.789.947
55.118.919.865
58.286.593.021
60.438.653.035
73.203.222.075
96.677.838.776
118.529.184.899
137.807.469.531
SANTA CATARINA
Annual %
US$ FOB
variation
-0,55
2.637.307.832
6,39
2.805.719.160
-7,14
2.605.306.071
-1,45
2.567.417.836
5,65
2.712.493.326
11,75
3.031.171.592
4,27
3.160.456.173
17,13
3.701.853.788
31,36
4.862.607.905
15,05
5.594.238.525
6,93
5.982.111.911
SC ranking
among Brazilian states
5º
5º
5º
5º
6º
5º
6º
6º
6º
8º
9º
SC %
Brazil
5,52
5,29
5,09
5,35
4,92
5,20
5,23
5,06
5,03
4,72
4,34
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Santa Catarina exports to economic blocks, 2005 - 2006
Exports to
Nafta
European Union
Mercosur
Asian tigers
Total economic blocks
Other countries
Total SC exports
2005
2006
US$ FOB
1.696.029.408
1.557.470.702
558.136.447
221.572.469
4.033.209.026
1.948.902.885
5.982.111.911
% TOTAL
28,35
26,04
9,33
3,70
67,42
32,58
100,00
US$ FOB
1.630.643.515
1.342.049.193
433.818.665
159.587.470
3.566.098.843
2.028.139.682
5.594.238.525
% TOTAL
%
06/05
29,15
23,99
7,75
2,85
63,75
36,25
100,00
4,01
16,05
28,66
38,84
13,10
-3,91
6,93
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Brazilian importations by states in 2005 and 2006
COUNTIES
2006
US$ FOB
%
total
2005
US$ FOB
%
total
%
06/05
São Paulo
Rio Grande do Sul
Rio de Janeiro
Amazonas
Paraná
Espírito Santo
Minas Gerais
Bahia
Santa Catarina
Maranhão
Mato Grosso do Sul
Other countries
Total for Brazil
37.038.079.255
7.948.671.020
7.277.529.209
6.258.494.675
5.977.942.547
4.895.701.525
4.858.614.028
4.479.474.438
3.468.954.567
1.725.869.427
1.725.836.632
5.687.616.225
91.342.783.548
40,55
8,70
7,97
6,85
6,54
5,36
5,32
4,90
3,80
1,89
1,89
6,23
100,00
30.492.009.399
6.692.191.478
6.700.179.012
5.219.334.401
4.527.236.933
4.088.640.199
3.935.679.151
3.351.096.393
2.188.539.874
1.156.715.991
1.080.011.655
4.168.741.181
73.600.375.667
41,43
9,09
9,10
7,09
6,15
5,56
5,35
4,55
2,97
1,57
1,47
5,66
100,00
21,47
18,78
8,62
19,91
32,04
19,74
23,45
33,67
58,51
49,20
59,80
36,43
24,11
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Foreign trade
Santa Catarina imports by main countries, 2005 - 2006
COUNTRIES
Argentina
China
Chile
United States
Germany
Uruguay
Peru
Italy
Indonesia
Paraguay
South Corea
Other countries
SC Total
2006
US$ FOB
603.519.171
459.875.145
403.952.572
281.559.200
177.067.757
142.875.638
119.826.882
104.626.544
90.568.806
87.372.617
74.916.761
922.793.474
3.468.954.567
%
TOTAL
2005
US$ FOB
17,40
13,26
11,64
8,12
5,10
4,12
3,45
3,02
2,61
2,52
2,16
26,60
100,00
470.042.388
172.731.055
218.021.465
183.399.822
138.881.094
108.069.477
64.495.879
76.740.967
36.478.069
83.961.264
41.746.364
593.972.030
2.188.539.874
%
TOTAL
21,48
7,89
9,96
8,38
6,35
4,94
2,95
3,51
1,67
3,84
1,91
27,14
100,00
%
06/05
28,40
166,24
85,28
53,52
27,50
32,21
85,79
36,34
148,28
4,06
79,46
55,36
58,51
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Santa Catarina imports from the economic blocks, 2005 - 2006
IMPORTS FROM
Mercosur
European Union
Nafta
Asian tigers
Total economic blocks
Other countries
Total SC imports
Source: MDIC/SECEX
2006
US$ FOB
833.767.426
611.248.324
353.601.554
194.595.589
1.993.212.893
1.475.741.674
3.468.954.567
2005
US$ FOB
% TOTAL
%
06/05
662.073.129
412.854.024
229.551.207
109.140.407
1.413.618.767
774.921.107
2.188.539.874
30,25
18,86
10,49
4,99
64,59
35,41
100,00
25,93
48,05
54,04
78,30
41,00
90,44
58,51
% TOTAL
24,04
17,62
10,19
5,61
57,46
42,54
100,00
Santa Catarina imports by main NCM chapters, 2005 - 2006
ITEMS
Plastics and plastic items
Copper and copper products
Nuclear reactors, boilers, machines, etc. 1
Electric machines, devices and material, their parts 2
Rubber and rubber items
Grain
Organic chemicals
Discontinuous synthetic or artificial fibers
Synthetic or artificial filaments
Inorganic chemicals, etc.
Optical and photographic instruments and equipment, etc.
Products for milling, malt, starch industries, etc.
Other
Total SC imports
WORTH (US$ FOB)
2006
2005
495.421.097
446.031.404
400.607.799
324.000.499
138.977.168
126.738.070
117.501.696
103.783.129
99.901.466
91.287.632
76.914.495
68.457.826
979.332.286
3.468.954.567
416.840.821
213.096.772
277.214.037
188.432.900
77.278.004
53.972.379
57.193.740
42.357.758
42.904.573
68.433.770
37.966.835
55.484.230
657.364.055
2.188.539.874
% TOTAL
2006
%
06/05
14,28
12,86
11,55
9,34
4,01
3,65
3,39
2,99
2,88
2,63
2,22
1,97
28,23
100,00
18,85
109,31
44,51
71,94
79,84
134,82
105,45
145,02
132,85
33,40
102,58
23,38
48,98
58,51
Source: MDIC/SECEX
1 Diesel engines for boats, ball bearings, machines, tools for stamping and forging metals, printers parts and accessories, etc.
2 Video recorders/players, radios /stereo chains, electric devices for ignition, modems, etc.
47
48
Main importing companies, 2006
2006
COMPANY
US$ FOB
% TOTAL
Dow Química S/A
239.072.683
Cotia Trading S/A
150.837.271
Cotia Vitória Serviços e Comércio Ltda.
141.639.848
Companhia de Bebidas das Américas - AMBEV
110.974.056
WEG Equipamentos Elétricos S/A
95.158.648
Diamond Business Trading S/A
89.971.385
Pirelli Pneus S/A
73.025.856
First S/A
70.246.564
Brasil Mundi Importação e Exportação Ltda.
58.899.808
Multibrás Eletrodomésticos S/A (Whirlpool)
58.424.573
PPE Invex Produtos Padronizados e Especiais Ltda.
57.964.836
Bunge Alimentos S/A
57.811.613
Comexport Companhia de Comércio Exterior
49.097.936
Sul Óxidos Indústria e Comércio Ltda.
46.781.523
SAB Company Comércio Internacional S/A
44.312.148
Próspera Trading Importação e Exportação Ltda.
43.905.307
Janssen-Cilag Farmacêutica Ltda.
41.436.031
Columbia Trading S/A
37.856.584
Perdigão Agroindustrial S/A
37.149.522
Seara Alimentos S/A
35.991.097
MTrading Comércio, Importação e Exportação Ltda.
33.229.816
Cisa Trading S/A
32.304.228
Incasa S/A
31.584.161
Estaleiro Navship Ltda.
30.873.736
Reyc Comércio e Participações Ltda.
29.418.351
Sistex Com., Importação e Exportação Ltda.
27.857.087
Vonpar Refrescos S/A
27.102.950
ST Importações Ltda.
26.028.827
CCQM - Comercial Catarinense Química e Metais Ltda. 25.859.543
GDC Alimentos S/A
25.722.609
Sertrading (BR) Ltda.
24.667.191
PSC Brasil Comércio e Importação Ltda.
23.906.301
Link Comercial Importadora e Exportadora Ltda.
23.594.161
Manaca do Brasil Com., Importação e Exportação
23.042.118
Serra Morena Corretora Ltda.
22.472.559
Intelbras S/A Ind. de Telec. Eletrônica Brasileira
22.211.939
Other companies
1.498.521.701
Total for Santa Catarina
3.468.954.567
2005
US$ FOB
247.916.685
6,89
235.272.764
4,35
4,08
14.457.725
3,20
2,74
60.562.314
2,59
48.515.869
2,11
32.051.469
2,03
13.246.618
1,70
12.797.178
1,68
2.328.846
1,67
23.870.386
1,67
14.750.126
1,42
21.775.637
1,35
13.504.524
1,28
22.842.388
1,27
8.278.300
1,19
1.961.584
1,09
31.665.019
1,07
37.678.120
1,04
20.144.625
0,96
1.245.216
0,93
28.651.589
0,91
6.685.562
0,89
16.969.722
0,85
503.511
0,80
20.423.626
0,78
2.121.526
0,75
11.413.235
0,75
11.290.730
0,74
0,71
8.949.416
0,69
4.461.550
0,68
6.867.711
0,66
17.797.916
0,65
16.519.136
0,64
43,20 1.171.019.251
100,00 2.188.539.874
%
06/05
-3,57
-35,89
667,58
48,56
50,52
119,17
344,64
356,54
2388,99
142,19
232,86
114,83
228,13
92,21
400,54
1829,90
17,32
-4,48
64,96
2494,27
10,24
361,80
73,36
5432,57
32,70
1126,89
126,58
127,82
167,13
428,83
235,51
26,27
34,46
27,97
58,51
Source: MDIC/SECEX
Santa Catarina trade balance, 1996 - 2006
YEAR
EXPORTS (US$ FOB)
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2.637.307.832
2.805.719.160
2.605.306.071
2.567.417.836
2.712.493.326
3.031.171.592
3.160.456.173
3.701.853.788
4.862.607.905
5.594.238.525
5.982.111.911
Source: MDIC/SECEX
IMPORTS (US$ FOB)
1.249.004.906
1.407.806.968
1.270.693.893
883.621.858
957.170.420
860.394.086
931.395.232
993.809.940
1.508.949.736
2.188.539.874
3.468.954.567
BALANCE (US$ FOB)
1.388.302.926
1.397.912.192
1.334.612.178
1.683.795.978
1.755.322.906
2.170.777.506
2.229.060.941
2.708.043.848
3.353.658.169
3.405.698.651
2.513.157.344
Taxes
Value-added tax revenue by sector, 2005 - 2006
SECTOR
CURRENT R$
2005
FARMING AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
27.435.114
Farming
9.873.366
Husbandry, fishery, sea farming
2.072.693
Minerals extraction and processing
15.489.055
INDUSTRY
1.433.783.162
TRANSFORMATION INDUSTRY
1.430.977.803
Non-metallic mineral products
68.735.132
Metalworking
95.745.207
Mechanics
62.633.536
Electric, electronic, and communications hardware 75.817.953
Transportation material
11.876.625
Automotive
22.411.538
Timber
19.582.304
Furniture
12.749.246
Paper and cardboard
88.676.933
Rubber
27.106.327
Leather, hide and similar
2.837.005
Chemicals
91.747.425
Pharmaceutical and veterinarian products
7.024.021
Toiletries, soap, and candle
4.142.545
Plastics products
90.959.041
Textile
142.266.701
Clothing, foot ware and fabric items
144.401.826
Food
106.866.330
Beverages
236.138.426
Tobacco
98.594.525
Editorial and printing
7.581.682
Miscellaneous
13.083.475
BUILDING
2.805.359
WHOSALE TRADE
1.795.243.293
RETAIL TRADE
825.146.250
SERVICES
1.704.339.472
TOTAL
5.785.947.291
2006
27.672.697
9.479.396
4.736.668
13.456.634
1.503.323.769
1.499.485.955
66.908.620
93.673.351
81.577.667
79.421.783
12.753.083
25.136.619
26.476.133
15.386.996
72.335.909
25.773.997
4.033.308
99.274.892
9.084.939
5.632.609
87.089.055
147.976.544
156.754.691
104.336.443
276.598.958
84.999.396
6.653.330
17.607.632
3.837.815
1.921.003.692
928.237.941
1.749.547.940
6.129.786.041
Source: SC State Finance Secretariat /DIRP/GEPAC
N.B.: mineral extraction and industrial utility services are not considered here as industries.
% TOTAL
2006
0,45
0,15
0,08
0,22
24,52
24,46
1,09
1,53
1,33
1,30
0,21
0,41
0,43
0,25
1,18
0,42
0,07
1,62
0,15
0,09
1,42
2,41
2,56
1,70
4,51
1,39
0,11
0,29
0,06
31,34
15,14
28,54
100,00
%
06/05
0,87
-3,99
128,53
-13,12
4,85
4,79
-2,66
-2,16
30,25
4,75
7,38
12,16
35,20
20,69
-18,43
-4,92
42,17
8,20
29,34
35,97
-4,25
4,01
8,55
-2,37
17,13
-13,79
-12,24
34,58
36,80
7,01
12,49
2,65
5,94
49
50
Higher value-added tax revenue SC Counties, taking into account taxpayers households,
2006
COUNTY
WORTH IN R$ 2006
% total
653.433.157
607.184.263
470.707.753
403.076.270
270.969.358
252.954.937
232.191.996
172.607.072
152.136.160
136.649.145
92.795.860
75.533.334
66.704.880
64.350.470
64.269.979
61.914.468
61.802.616
59.019.051
58.999.825
58.994.344
55.800.881
52.737.583
48.341.282
44.822.971
43.956.845
6.105.792.091
Joinville
Florianópolis
Blumenau
Itajaí
Jaraguá do Sul
Lages
São José
Criciúma
Chapecó
Brusque
São Bento do Sul
Tubarão
Indaial
Concórdia
Biguaçu
Rio do Sul
Caçador
Videira
Guaramirim
Içara
Gaspar
Pomerode
Timbó
Antônio Carlos
Total
10,70
9,94
7,71
6,60
4,44
4,14
3,80
2,83
2,49
2,24
1,52
1,24
1,09
1,05
1,05
1,01
1,01
0,97
0,97
0,97
0,91
0,86
0,79
0,73
0,72
100,00
Source: SC State Finance Secretariat
Higher value-added tax revenue SC counties, taking into account taxpayers households,
2006
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Taxes
Federal taxes revenue under SRF (Brazilian IRS) administration, 2006
Revenue
Import duty
Export tax
Excise tax - Total
Excise tax - Tobacco
Excise tax - Beverages
Excise tax - Cars
Excise tax - Imports
Excise tax - Other
Income tax (total)
Income tax - individuals
Income tax – legal entities
Financial companies
Other companies
Income tax – withholding tax
Withholding tax – wages
Withholding tax – income from capital
Withholding tax – overseas remittance
Withholding tax – other income
Tax on financial operations
Rural land tax
Provisional tax on financial movements
Social security tax
PIS/PASEP tax
Social tax on net profit
Cide tax - Fuels
FUNDAF tax
Other administered taxes
Revenue administered by SRF
Other revenue
Total
Source: SRF - SIADI System
R$2006
% total
486.750.825
45.433
1.161.656.162
181.552.352
84.261.599
12.012
272.959.086
622.871.107
2.382.394.072
263.396.953
1.116.993.264
18.538.320
1.098.454.944
1.002.003.852
665.228.639
207.408.366
39.766.948
89.599.906
23.065.173
8.037.554
180.610.631
3.084.860.432
774.649.279
694.816.531
26
4.407.927
49.291.431
8.850.585.481
51.160.825
8.901.746.306
5,5
0,0
13,0
2,0
0,9
0,0
3,1
7,0
26,8
3,0
12,5
0,2
12,3
11,3
7,5
2,3
0,4
1,0
0,3
0,1
2,0
34,7
8,7
7,8
0,0
0,0
0,6
99,4
0,6
100,0
51
52
Number of Firms
and Employees
Number of firms and employees, by sector, in Santa Catarina, in 2005
ACTIVITY
Positive
RAIS*
Agriculture, animal husbandry, forestry
7.422
Fishery
399
Industrial extractive companies
374
Industrial transformation companies
25.245
Food and beverages manufacture
3.081
Tobacco products manufacture
33
Textile items manufacture
1.522
Clothing and accessories
5.328
Leather and leather items
486
Wooden products manufacture
2.856
Pulp, paper, and paper products
337
Edition, printing and recording reproduction
986
Petcoke manufacture, oil refinery, and fuel manufacture
11
Chemicals manufacture
482
Rubber and plastics items manufacture
866
Non-metallic mineral products manufacture
1.813
Glass and glass products manufacture
43
Cement manufacture
5
Ceramic products manufacture
743
Other
1.022
Basic metallurgy
368
Metal products manufacture – excluding machinery and equip.
2.438
Machinery and equipments manufacture
1.234
Office and I.T. equipment manufacture
21
Electric machinery, equipment, and hardware manufacture
264
Electronic hardware and communication equipment manufacture
62
Medical-hospital instruments manufacture
123
Manufacture and assembly of vehicles, trailers, and automotive bodies
273
Other transportation equipment manufacture
86
Furniture manufacture and miscellaneous companies
2.380
Recycling
195
Electricity, gas, and water production and distribution
308
Building
5.430
Commerce
59.877
Services
51.822
International organizations and other extraterritorial institutions
4
Total
150.881
Number of firms
Negative
Total
RAIS**
9.158
1.736
533
134
780
406
44.745
19.500
5.961
2.880
69
36
2.557
1.035
10.354
5.026
937
451
5.034
2.178
522
185
1.907
921
24
13
889
407
1.310
444
2.868
1.055
67
24
13
8
1.148
405
1.640
618
554
186
3.864
1.426
1.921
687
42
21
451
187
121
59
199
76
414
141
140
54
4.267
1.887
340
145
411
103
4.277
9.707
79.603 139.480
83.160 134.982
18
14
188.933 339.814
Source: Ministry of Labor and Employment - RAIS 2005
* RAIS is a report on the number of employees firms are required to file once a year. Positive RAIS: firms having hired and/or
fired during the year.
** Negative RAIS: firms with no employees at the beginning and at the end of the year, not having hired nor fired meanwhile.
N.B.: in june 2007, the 2006 data were not yet available.
Number of
employees
46.741
3.220
6.773
490.042
81.874
591
55.034
76.096
8.537
43.448
15.105
8.772
186
7.225
30.171
27.316
1.124
123
17.200
8.869
17.057
22.006
31.412
199
12.926
2.447
1.749
8.765
2.305
34.497
2.324
10.275
49.907
283.871
596.127
13
1.486.969
Number of Firms and Employe-
Number of employees in Santa Catarina, by sector and educational level, 2005
EDUCATION
Illiterate
4th grade unfinished
4th grade finished
8th grade unfinished
8th grade finished
High school unfinished
High school finished
College unfinished
College finished
Total SC
INDUSTRY1
1.624
13.169
53.114
73.730
123.165
62.164
142.924
17.135
20.065
507.090
SERVICES
BUILDING COMMERCE AND CIVIL
SERVICE
378
2.049
435
2.629
15.550
3.114
7.927
41.346
11.515
9.961
51.955
25.691
12.879
94.713
63.010
4.213
41.520
39.634
9.322
176.992
118.584
1.124
34.518
12.195
1.474
137.497
9.693
49.907
596.140
283.871
AGRICULTURE
AND ANIMAL TOTAL
HUSBANDRY
624
5.110
5.418
39.880
11.798
125.700
11.257
172.594
9.721
303.488
3.337
150.868
5.857
453.679
675
65.647
1.274
170.003
49.961
1.486.969
1 Mineral extraction, Transformation and Public utility industrial services
Number of firms and employees in the Brazilian transformation industry, 2005
STATES
Rondônia
Acre
Amazonas
Roraima
Pará
Amapá
Tocantins
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Paraná
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
Federal District
Brazil
POSITIVE
RAIS*
1.806
358
1.349
165
3.323
223
790
1.500
1.527
6.980
2.237
2.310
6.792
1.157
1.373
7.587
34.694
5.310
13.982
81.160
24.798
25.245
31.511
2.359
4.300
8.674
1.657
273.167
NEGATIVE
RAIS**
1.862
582
1.870
432
3.190
336
1.242
2.585
1.654
9.433
2.353
2.400
6.241
1.216
929
9.530
32.489
4.855
12.691
74.347
24.158
19.500
40.009
2.469
5.730
9.159
1.983
273.245
TOTAL
NUMBER OF
EMPLOYEES
3.668
940
3.219
597
6.513
559
2.032
4.085
3.181
16.413
4.590
4.710
13.033
2.373
2.302
17.117
67.183
10.165
26.673
155.507
48.956
44.745
71.520
4.828
10.030
17.833
3.640
546.412
25.320
3.939
95.979
1.379
87.161
2.662
8.622
23.716
20.992
178.833
51.828
54.723
157.184
95.695
30.171
150.989
619.436
89.512
319.100
2.134.913
490.543
490.042
597.708
48.498
68.526
138.978
21.892
6.008.341
* RAIS is a report on the number of employees firms are required to file once a year. Positive RAIS: firms having hired and/or fired
during the year.
** Negative RAIS: firms with no employees at the beginning and at the end of the year, not having hired nor fired meanwhile.
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Industrial
Performance
Santa Catarina GDP 1994 - 2005 (current values)
YEAR
TOTAL GDP
(R$ million)
PER CAPITA
GDP (R$)
% VARIATION
TOTAL GDP
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
20051
12.780
23.573
29.454
31.875
32.434
35.682
42.428
46.535
51.828
62.214
70.208
83.963
2.692
4.893
5.828
6.210
6.224
6.745
7.902
8.511
9.272
10.949
12.159
14.312
3,34
5,77
4,11
5,25
0,58
3,83
4,62
4,97
1,50
2,08
6,46
0,95
Source: IBGE and SPG/DEGE
1 Preliminary estimate, reviewed in October 2006
Sectors GDP share, 2002, 2003, and 2004
SECTORS
Primary
Farming and animal husbandry
Secondary
Mineral extractive industry
Transformation industry
Electricity, gas and water
Building
Terciary
Vehicles and objects (personnal and home)
commerce and repair
Lodging and restoration
Transportation and storage
Communications
Financial intermediation
Real estate, renting and services for companies
Public management, defence and social
security
Commercial health and education services
Other collective, social, and personnal services
Household services
Total
Source: IBGE
Obs: in June 2007, the 2005 data were not yet available.
SECTOR GDP %
2002
2003
2004
14,30
14,30
48,50
0
37,60
4,90
6,00
37,00
16,90
16,90
49,10
0
38,50
4,80
5,80
34,10
13,60
13,60
52,50
0,00
41,60
5,30
5,60
34,00
5,20
2,10
1,80
2,20
4,80
7,90
4,90
2,00
1,70
2,10
3,60
6,70
4,40
1,90
1,70
2,10
3,80
6,40
9,90
2,20
0,60
0,30
100,00
9,70
2,30
0,80
0,30
100,00
10,40
2,20
0,80
0,30
100,00
Industrial Performance
Sectors GDP share in Santa Catarina, 2004
Secondary
52%
Primary
14%
Terciary
34%
Source: IBGE
GDP at market current prices and per capita GDP by states, 2004
STATES
Rondônia
Acre
Amazonas
Roraima
Pará
Amapá
Tocantins
Maranhão
Piauí
Ceará
Rio Grande do Norte
Paraíba
Pernambuco
Alagoas
Sergipe
Bahia
Minas Gerais
Espírito Santo
Rio de Janeiro
São Paulo
Paraná
Santa Catarina
Rio Grande do Sul
Mato Grosso do Sul
Mato Grosso
Goiás
Federal District
Brazil
TOTAL CURRENT GDP
R$ MILLION
% BRAZIL
9.744
3.242
35.889
1.864
34.196
3.720
4.768
16.547
8.611
33.261
15.906
14.863
47.697
11.556
13.121
86.882
166.586
34.488
222.564
546.607
108.699
70.208
142.874
19.954
27.935
41.316
43.522
1.766.620
0,55
0,18
2,03
0,11
1,94
0,21
0,27
0,94
0,49
1,88
0,90
0,84
2,70
0,65
0,74
4,92
9,43
1,95
12,60
30,94
6,15
3,97
8,09
1,13
1,58
2,34
2,46
100,00
Source: IBGE
N.B.: in June 2007, the 2005 GDP figures were not yet available.
PER CAPITA
INCOME (R$)
6.238
5.143
11.434
4.881
4.992
6.796
3.776
2.748
2.892
4.170
5.370
4.165
5.730
3.877
6.782
6.350
8.771
10.289
14.639
13.725
10.725
12.159
13.320
8.945
10.162
7.501
19.071
9.729
55
56
Brazilian states with highest GDP, 2004
R$ Billions
600
547
500
400
300
223
200
167
143
109
100
0
SP
RJ
MG
RS
PR
87
70
BA
SC
48
PE
Source: IBGE
Santa Catarina counties with highest total GDP, 2003 - 2004
COUNTIES
Joinville
Florianópolis
Blumenau
Jaraguá do Sul
Chapecó
Itajaí
Criciúma
São José
Lages
Brusque
Concórdia
Santa Catarina
TOTAL GDP AT CURRENT MARKET PRICE (R$ THOUSAND)
2003
2004
6.162.861
7.274.931
3.737.886
4.283.628
3.513.908
4.034.283
2.482.227
3.634.761
2.372.106
2.571.996
1.866.637
2.139.311
1.629.870
1.875.862
1.514.845
1.717.282
1.455.869
1.657.540
1.283.427
1.378.574
1.130.886
1.317.645
1.225.297
1.271.389
62.213.541
70.207.924
Source: IBGE
N.B.: in June 2007, the 2005 GDP figures were not yet available.
PER CAPITA GDP R$
2003
13.142
9.912
12.473
20.497
14.715
11.766
45.572
8.413
7.725
7.854
13.592
18.804
10.949
2004
15 220
11 071
14 040
29 157
15 567
13 223
51 054
9 395
8 603
8 352
15 462
19 336
12 159
Industrial Performance
Sectors share in the SC transformation industry, and in the same sector at Brazilian national
level, base on Industrial Value Transformation (IVT), 2004 - 2005
SECTOR
% SC-2004 % SC-2005 % BRAZIL-2005,
INDUSTRY INDUSTRY same sector
Food and beverages manufacture
24,67
Meat and fish - slaughter and products preparation
13,29
Vegetal and animal oils and fats production
3,07
Milling, starch, and animal balanced feed manufacture
4,69
Beverages manufacture
1,02
Other
2,60
Machinery and equipment manufacture
9,95
Motors, pumps, compressors, and transmission equipment
3,05
Household appliances
3,37
Other
3,53
Clothing and accessories manufacture
6,98
Textile items manufacture
7,43
Spinning mill
0,71
Textiles items manufacture, including weaving
2,39
Outsourcing of thread, fabrics, and textiles items finishing
1,16
Fabrics and jersey items manufacture
0,75
Other
2,42
Electric machinery, equipment, and hardware
4,90
Electric generators, transformers, and motors manufacture
3,67
Electric energy distribution and control equipment manufacture
0,24
Electric parts for vehicles – not including batteries - manufacture
0,50
0,49
Other
7,03
Pulp, paper, and paper items manufacture
Paper, flat cardboard, light cardboard, and cardboard manufacture 3,72
2,05
Paper or cardboard packaging material manufacture
1,26
Other
6,48
Wood products manufacture
2,07
Wood veneer
4,41
Wood, cork, and braided materials products manufacture – not
including furniture
0,00
Other
5,26
Plastic goods manufacture
3,88
Manufacture and and assembly of vehicles, trailers, and
automotive bodies
3,20
Manufacture of parts and accessories for the autoindustry
0,62
Cockpits, bodies, and trailers
0,06
Other
4,16
Non-metallic mineral products manufacture
2,85
Ceramic products manufacture
1,31
Other
3,36
Metallic products manufacture – not including machinery
and equipment
3,37
Basic metallurgy
1,41
Stellmill
1,22
Foundry
0,74
Other
26,24
15,63
2,32
4,14
1,60
2,55
9,62
2,71
2,94
3,97
8,08
7,19
0,74
2,13
1,12
0,83
2,37
5,86
3,77
0,93
0,56
0,60
5,01
2,07
1,97
0,97
4,98
2,38
2,60
7,14
21,00
5,29
11,06
2,58
7,92
11,10
21,41
25,61
15,46
10,49
38,23
33,69
18,93
12,34
33,48
9,40
6,43
6,62
9,20
9,83
16,20
20,11
13,76
0,00
4,72
4,50
8,91
2,53
3,75
0,68
0,07
4,28
2,42
1,86
3,61
4,90
7,37
6,37
15,38
4,19
3,22
1,11
1,46
0,65
1,78
0,94
23,05
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% SC-2004 % SC-2005 % BRAZIL-2005,
INDUSTRY same sector
INDUSTRY
SECTOR
Chemicals manufacture
2,87
Pharmaceutical products manufacture
0,63
Paint, varnish, glazing, lacquer, and correlated products
0,77
manufacture
Other
1,47
Furniture manufacture
2,96
Tobacco products manufacture
1,75
Editing and printing
1,01
Miscellaneouos manufacture
0,72
Rubber items manufacture
0,51
Leather, foot ware, and travel goods preparation and
0,75
manufacture
Foot ware manufacture
0,45
Other
0,30
Electronic hardware, and communication hardware and
0,54
equipment manufacture
Telephony, radiotelephony, TV and radio broadcasting hardware
0,40
and equipment manufacture
Other
0,14
Medical, precision, optical, and watchmaking instruments
0,84
manufacture
Medical-hospital, dentistry, and laboratory equipment and
0,29
instruments, and of orthopedic prosthesis manufacture
Electronic systems machinery, hardware and equipment for
0,46
industrial automation and production process control
manufacture
Other
0,09
Other transportation equipment manufacture
0,31
Shipbuilding and repair
0,21
Other
0,10
Recycling
0,07
Non metallic scrap
0,07
Other
0,00
Petcoke manufacture, oil refinery, nuclear fuels manufacture
0,14
and alcohol production
Cokeries
0,14
Other
0,00
Office and I.T. equipment manufacture
0,06
Total Transformation industry
100,00
2,63
0,67
0,88
1,11
1,11
7,01
1,08
2,44
2,10
1,50
0,78
0,70
0,68
11,20
14,20
2,28
6,04
2,58
1,81
0,40
0,28
0,55
1,46
1,15
0,38
1,44
0,17
0,46
2,62
0,28
4,06
0,10
4,99
0,08
0,34
0,22
0,12
0,24
0,21
0,03
0,20
0,90
4,39
10,17
15,80
0,07
0,15
0,05
0,07
100,00
94,33
0,61
4,78
Source: IBGE - PIA 2005
IVT: difference between production gross worth and industrial operations cost
N.B.: in June 2007, data for 2006 were not yet available.
Main industries in SC, 2005
Textiles
7,2%
Machinery and equipment
9,6%
Food and beverage
26,2%
Apparel
8,1%
Electric machinery,
devices, and hardware
5,9%
Other
43%
Source: IBGE
N.B.: based on the Industrial Value Transformation
FIESC System
Departments and Councils
FIESC
Delegation with CNI
Alcantaro Corrêa - President
Glauco José Côrte – 1st Vice-President
Vicente Donini – Director, 1st Secretary
Mário Cezar de Aguiar – Director, 2nd Secretary
César Murilo Barbi – Director, 1st Treasurer
Carlos Toniolo – Director, 2nd Treasurer
Members
Alcantaro Corrêa
José Fernando Xavier Faraco
Vice-Presidents for Regional Affairs
Albano Schmidt - North-Northeast
Alfredo Piotrovski - Southern Coastal Area
Álvaro Luis de Mendonça - Alto Uruguay
Anselmo Zanelatto - Centro-Oeste
Arnaldo Huebl – Northern Highlands
Astor Kist - West
Carlos Ivanov Hristo – Santa Catarina Mountains
Durval Marcatto Junior – Itapocu River Valley
Gilberto Seleme – Center/North
Guido José Búrigo - South
João Stramosk - Alto Itajaí River Valley
Moacir Antoninho Sartori - West
Rui Altenburg - Itajaí River Valley
Vítor Mario Zanetti – South-east
Vice-Presidents for Strategical Affairs
Afonso Eliseu Furghestti
Carlos Vitor Ohf
Ingo Fischer
José Zeferino Pedrozo
Leonardo Fausto Zipf
Ronaldo Baumgarten (in memoriam)
Directors
Aldo Apolinário João
Álvaro Weiss
Antônio Wiggers
Bárbara Paludo
Charles Alfredo Bretzke
Cid Erwin Lang
Conrado Coelho Costa Filho
Diomício Vidal
Eduardo Seleme
Edvaldo Ângelo
Günter Knolseisen
Henrique de Bastos Malta
Ida Áurea da Costa
Johni Richter
Lauro José dos Santos
Lino Rohden
Luiz César Meneghetti
Maurício César Pereira
Murilo Ghisoni Bortoluzzi
Ney Osvaldo Silva Filho
Ovandi Rosenstock
Paulo Sérgio Arias
Renato Rossmark Schramm
Salvador Ramiro Navidad
Valdecir Pamplona
Valter Ros de Souza
Fiscal Council
Members
Walgenor Teixeira
Fred Rubens Karsten
Renato Rovaris
Substitutes
Leonir João Pinheiro
Woimer José Back
Flávio Henrique Fett
Substitutes
Glauco José Côrte
Vicente Donini
CIESC
Glauco José Côrte - Vice-President
Ester de Souza Ferreira de Macedo – Director, 1st Secretary
Ismar Lombardi – Director, 2nd Secretary
Michel Miguel - Director 1º Treasurer
Adalberto Roeder - Director 2º Treasurer
Consulting Council
Adolfo Cesar dos Santos
Amauri Beck
Amauri Eduardo Kollross
Amilcar Nicolau Pelaez
Bernardo Wolfgang Werner
Eduardo Ferreira Horn
Fernandes Andretta
Genésio Ayres Marchetti
Jair Phillipi
José Fernando Xavier Faraco
Luciano Flávio Andriani
Luiz Gonzaga Coelho
Odelir Batistella
Osmar Telck
Osvaldo Moreira Douat
Fiscal Council
Members
José Fernando da Silva Rocha
Nivaldo Pinheiro
Dario Luiz Vitali
Substitutes
Luciano José Teixeira Moreira
Márcio Ribeiro
Konstantinos Meintanis
SESI - Santa Catarina Regional Council
César Augusto Olsen - FIESC Representative
Industry Representatives
Members
Haroldo da Silva Bremen
Cândido Bampi Filho
Sérgio Luiz Saucers
Substitutes
Alfredo Ender
Jacir Pamplona
Ramiro Cardoso
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FIESC System Departments and Councils
Industry Employees Representatives
Member
Carlos Artur Barboza
Substitute
Carlos Alberto Baldissera
Institutional Representatives
Members
Ministry of Labour and Social Security
Representative: Odilon Silva
State Governement Representative: Célio
Goulart
Substitutes
Ministry of Labour and Social Security
Representative: Eduardo João da Costa
State Government Representative: Antonio
Carlos Poletini
SENAI (National Industrial Vocational Training Institute) - Santa Catarina Regional
Council
Adolfo Fey – FIESC Representative
Industry Representatives
Members
Osvaldo Luciani
José Suppi
Jaime Richter
Substitutes
Edgar Friedrich Pastor
Nilton Gomes Paz(
Jayme Antônio Zanatta
Substitutes
Adolar Pieske
Blásio Mannes
Carlos A. Bueno dos Santos
Danilo Vanzin
Jaime Franzner
Luiz Wieser
Tito Alfredo Schmitt
Development Bank for Southern Brazil (Banco
Regional de Desenvolvimento do Extremo Sul)
- BRDE
Representative: Nelson Casarotto Filho
Certi Fundation
Representative: Carlos Alberto Schneider
Santa Catarina State Foundation for Scientific
and Technological Research (Fundação de Apoio
à Pesquisa Científica e Tecnológica do Estado de
Santa Catarina )- Fapesc
Representative: Vladimir Álvaro Piacentini
Micro and Small Companies Support Service
(Serviço de Apoio à Micro e Pequena Empresa)
- Sebrae/SC
Representative: Anacleto Ortigara
Universidade do Estado de Santa Catarina (Santa
Catarina State University) - Udesc
Representative: José Francisco Salm
Santa Catarina Federal University (Santa Catarina
Federal University)- UFSC
Representative: Marcos Laffin
Fiscal Council
Members
Aldo Nienkötter
João Paulo Schmalz
Marcus Schlösser
Industry Employees Representatives
Substitutes
Alexandre d’Ávila da Cunha
Antônio Wiggers
Norberto Dias
Member
Carlos Artur Barboza
FIESC SYSTEM EXECUTIVE BOARD
Substitute
Carlos Alberto Baldissera
Members
Ministry of Education
Representative: Consuelo Aparecida Sielski
Santos
Ministry of Labour and Employment
Representative: Odilon Silva
Substitutes
Ministry of Education
Representative: Rosângela Mauzer Casarotto
Ministry of Labour and Employment
Representative: Eduardo João da Costa
IEL/SC
Michel Miguel – Treasurer Director
Nivaldo Nass - FIESC Representative
Consulting Council
Members
Cesar Gomes Júnior
Faustino Panceri
Gilson Pedro Stoeberl
Heleny Meister
Isabel Christina Baggio
José Julio Pereira
Paulo César da Costa
FIESC/CIESC
Henry Uliano Quaresma
Industrial relations director
Phone: (48) 3231-4118 Fax: (48) 3334-5623
E-mail: quaresma@fiescnet.com.br
Fernando Pisani Linhares
Administration and Finance Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4118 Fax: (48) 3231-4193
E-mail: linhares@fiescnet.com.br
SESI
Sergio Luiz Gargioni
Superintendent
Phone: (48) 3231-4141 Fax: (48) 3231-1634
E-mail: gargioni@sesisc.org.br
Neimar Borges Braga
Business Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4144 Fax: (48) 3231-4324
E-mail: neimarbb@sesisc.org.br
Carlos Henrique Perez
Director Administrativo and Financeiro
Phone: (48) 3231-4143 Fax: (48) 3231-4324
E-mail: cperez@sesisc.org.br
Leocádia Maccagnan
Social Operations Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4142 Fax: (48) 3231-4324
E-mail: leocadia@sesisc.org.br
SENAI
Sérgio Roberto Arruda
Regional Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4131 Fax: (48) 3231-4169
E-mail: arruda@sc.senai.br
Antônio José Carradore
Education and Technology Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4135 / 3231-4136
Fax: (48) 3231-4311
E-mail: carradore@sc.senai.br
Marco Antônio Dociatti
Organizational Development Director
Phone: (48) 3231-4135 / 3231-4136
Fax: (48) 3231-4311
E-mail: dociatti@sc.senai.br
IEL
Natalino Uggioni
Superintendent
Phone: (48) 3231-4119 Fax: (48) 3334-2822
E-mail: natalino@ielsc.org.br

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