INSTITUTO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO INTEGRADO DE MINAS GERAIS. The Minas Gerais Investment Promotion Agency

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1 The Minas Gerais Investment Promotion Agency

2 INDI MISSION To attract, consolidate and retain industrial, commercial and services projects in Minas Gerais. ATTRIBUTION INDI is: The official investment promotion agency of Minas Gerais; The entrance door for investments in the State; An active agent in Minas Gerais planning process A link between entrepreneurs and governmental institutions;

3 Support to investments SEDE

4 South America Brazil Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais main figures TERRITORY - 587,000 km² - Larger than countries such as France, Sweden and Spain ECONOMY - GDP 2009: USD 162 billion - Exports 2009: US$ 19,5 bi 2010: US$ 22 bi(estimated) - Second largest industrial park in the country - Leader in Brazil for mining, metallurgy, cement production, coffee, dairy, biotechnology, etc Estimated investments from 2003 to 2010 USD 140 billion Spain Estimated new jobs 400,799 jobs SOCIAL - Population: 19,6 million inhabitants - Children at school: 2.6 million - 18 thousand elementary schools colleges/universities INFRASTRUCTURE km of roads (23,000 km paved) km of railways - 66 airports: 1 international and industrial - 18,5% of total energy generation in Brazil - Broad telecom network: 4.15M fixed lines and 8.8M mobile lines

5 Economic potential Within a circumference centered at the centroid of the triangle BH SP RJ and radius of 800 km are concentrated: 50% of the Brazilian population; 65% of the national GDP; 65% of the retailer purchase in Brazil; 65% of the industrial production; Mato Grosso do Sul Paraná Goiás São Paulo DF Minas Gerais Belo Horizonte Bahia Rio de Janeiro Espírito Santo 73% of the national market of electricity. Rio Grande Do Sul Santa Catarina Source: MDIC

6 1000 Km 500 Km VARGINHA

7 ENERGY Type of Plant Quantity Power (GW) % Hydroelectrics , % Windpower 1 0, % Thermoelectrics 43 0, % Total ,03 100% Generation capacity in Brazil: 103 GW 26% of Brazil s industrial consumption of electric power (2008); 335 PCHs (potential) will add up 3,6 GW; 85 under construction; Potential co-generation of ethanol plants:1250 MW; Windpower potential: 36 GW ( until 100m high).

8 Industry structure Machines and equipments Products 4% of metal 5% Metallurgy 25% Motor Vehicles 14% Non metalic mineral 9% Food Products 16% another chemical products 6% Beverage 2% Tobacco 3% Textile 5% Paper and Ethanol and oil refinement 7% cardboard 4%

9 Economic activities established Triângulo sugar and alcohol cattle raising grain production poultry meat processing cigarettes grain processing fertilizers wood processing / furniture reforestation wholesale Centro-oeste de Minas ceramics beverage footwear non-metalic minerals fireworks foundry garments textile pig iron Alto Paranaíba agriculture and cattle raising ceramics foodstuff mining and metallurgy tourism Noroeste de Minas agriculture and cattle raising mining (zinc and others) Sul de Minas dairy cattle raising aluminium metallurgy mining coffee production agroindustry eletroelectronic helicopters autoparts poultry beverages knit mills textile tourism Norte de Minas agriculture and cattle raising ferroalloy metallurgy reforestation textile fruits non-metalic minerals Mata production of natural fruit juice coffee production foodstuff metalurgy of zinc siderurgy automobile autoparts textile dairy products Jequitinhonha/ Mucuri agriculture and cattle raising mining decorative stones precious stones reforestation Rio Doce agriculture and cattle raising cellulose siderurgy heavy mechanics foodstruff reforestation aluminium metallurgy automobile beverages footwear textile tourism mining non-metalic minerals foodstuff zinc metallurgy autoparts capital goods garment pig iron ferroalloys siderurgy oil refining software biotechnology Central

10 Triângulo fruits and vegetables processing furniture coffee processing agribusiness chemicals tourism high tech services Centro-oeste de Minas autoparts garment industry diversification agroindustry tourism furniture decorative stones processing Alto Paranaíba grain processing coffee processing furniture fruits and vegetables processing footwear Economic activities potential Sul de Minas coffee processing packaging pharmaceutic products foodstuff garment tourism eletroelectronic Noroeste de Minas fruit processing grain processing tourism Mata Norte de Minas biotechnology meat processing fruit processing precision mechanics garment tourism automobile autoparts garment industry diversification eletroelectronic agroindustry tourism glasses metallurgy meat industrialization Rio Doce Jequitinhonha/ Mucuri agroindustry gems for export wood industrialization pulp and paper meat processing foundry paper Central biotechnology eletroelectronic perfumery plastics agroindustry fine chemistry soap and candles high-tech services

11 Iron ore Gold Diamond Zinc Phosphate Limestone Colored Gemstones Slates Niobium Marble Granite Pig iron Nickel Manganese Copper Bauxite Coal Cobalt Platinum Aluminum Mining. World s largest niobium producer. Brazil s largest iron ore producer and exporter. Largest pig iron hub in the country

12 Mining Reserves: 20 billion tons of iron ore. Announced investments of US$ 3.6 billion until Foreseen investments : more than US$ 10 billion. Mines opening, new steel plant, new railway branch line and new port in the State of Bahia 12

13 Biotechnology. 85 companies in the area of pharmaceutical compounds and research materials. Largest concentration of biotechnology firms in Latin America The largest insulin plant in the world ST Jude Medical Brasil Ltda in Belo Horizonte

14 Automobile and Auto Parts The largest FIAT plant in the world Mercedes Benz plant Producing class C cars to US market. 2nd largest car manufacturer in Brazil. 8,3 % of all vehicles exported nationally in % of all domestic vehicle production Source: ANFAVEA

15 Agribusiness Milk: the Country s largest dairy producer. Its 7.6 billion liters of milk produced annually represent approximately one third of the total produced in Brazil Beef: responsible for the production of 551 thousand tons of meat, with 22.5 million heads of cattle, the State has the second largest cattle herd in Brazil Fruits: the largest area of irrigated agriculture in South America and Brazilian largest producer of market garden seeds Ethanol: Minas Gerais is the second producer of ethanol in Brazil (2,6 billion liters )

16 Agribusiness Coffee: the largest producer in Brazil Corn: the second largest producer in Brazil Charcoal: largest reforester in Brazil with 870 thousand hectares Soybean: the fifth largest producer in Brazil USINA CORURIPE

17 Source: UFMG INSTITUTO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO INTEGRADO DE MINAS GERAIS IT. Qualified professionals in Information Technology. High level of workforce graduating from specialized institutions and local universities. Google s Research and Development Center in Latin America is located in Belo Horizonte Business Consulting and strategic IT services outsourcing in Belo Horizonte Technological park

18 Some International Companies Established in Minas Gerais

19 Some International Companies Established in Minas Gerais

20 INSTITUTO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO INTEGRADO DE MINAS GERAIS The Minas Gerais Investment Promotion Agency Mauricio Cecilio DIRECTOR mcecilio@indi.mg.gov.br