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The Project will support the company´s 2017-2020 investment program which includes: (i) construction of three ceramic tiles production lines (equipment imported from Italy), (ii) construction of a distribution center, (iii) energy efficiency improvements, (iv) investments in safety standards requirements, (v) production automatization, and (vi) recovery of mining facilities. The financing will also include working capital, debt refinancing and maintenance capex as use of proceeds.
Eliane, founded in 1960, is the second largest ceramic tile producer (using the wet milling process) in Brazil. The company has been producing wall and floor ceramic tiles since 1960. Eliane is currently managed by Edson Gaidzinski Junior.
Private Actor 1 | Private Actor 1 Role | Private Actor 1 Sector | Relation | Private Actor 2 | Private Actor 2 Role | Private Actor 2 Sector |
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- | - | - | - | Eliane S/A-Revestimentos Ceramicos | Client | - |
Project Contact: Helio Costet de Mascheville Lengler
Mine and Environmental Manager
Phone number:+ 55 48 3447-7841
Email address: helio.lengler@eliane.com
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