Brazil: growth, adaptive capacity & new green technologies
environmental opportunities and antagonisms for Brazil in the 21st CenturyArchive for Multinational
Multilatinas & Europe
FT piece from earlier this month published on thebanker.com about the rise of the Latin American Multinational. Profiles of Brazilian and Mexican companies below the piece that fit the bill: Gerdau, Vale, JBS Friboi, GP Investimentos . Article looks at both the privatized SOEs and the new breed of MNC that have thrived despite tough domestic conditions. (See earlier post about Brazilian multinational rankings). Elsewhere, Brazil’s trade relationship with Europe, and its pull factor for the region, is explored.
2007 Multinational ranking
Fundacao Dom Cabral and the Columbia Programme for International Investment compiled this top twenty ranking for Brazilian multinationals. The outward FDI (OFDI) flow exceeded inward for the first time in 2006 making Brazil the third largest developing country in terms of OFDI after China (HK) and Singapore. The top twenty MNCS employ 77 000 people abroad selling goods and services worth approx $30bn.

