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USA announces investment of R$2 billion focused on small Brazilian companies
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USA announces investment of R$2 billion focused on small Brazilian companies, Last Wednesday afternoon (13), the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) announced an investment of more than R$2 billion (around US$430 million) in the country through Stone, a company Brazilian specialized in financial management. The investment aims to encourage the growth of small Brazilian companies, but will be focused on quick working capital, that is, with a short period for the investment to turn into a profit.
USA announces investment
Entrance to the US Consulate in São Paulo (Photo: reproduction/disclosure/br.usembassy.gov)
The announcement, DFC and Brazil-US relations
In the official statement about the investment, Scott Nathan, CEO of the DFC agency, stated that “I am very happy to be here to sign our partnership with Stone and Brazil. This transaction exemplifies the work we do around the world and highlights a sector that is so important for the development of the economy, which is small businesses. They help create financial inclusion, pay taxes and employ people and that is why they are so important”.
This investment marks the 200th anniversary of relations between Brazil and the USA, deepening ties between the nations and, in the wake of this attitude, DFC also announced that it will open its first office in all of Latin America, which will be located at the Consulate General of the United States , in Sao Paulo. The expectation is that this will be the first step in bringing the American public body closer to all of Latin America.
Investment and Stone
Stone, the company through which the investments will take place, should use the capital received from DFC to assist small companies in paying credit card receivables, allowing such companies to have greater access to credit and, through this, be able to grow from healthy way without resorting to loans that can erode the financial health of companies.
Featured Photo: Scott Nathan, on the left, and Augusto Lins, founder and Senior Advisor of Stone, on the right (Reproduction/Disclosure/DFC)
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