Sebrae's ALI Produtividade Program Drives Strong Productivity and Revenue Growth for Small Businesses in Piauí
The Sebrae ALI Produtividade program has propelled small businesses in Piauí to notable productivity and revenue growth, supporting 650 companies in 2026 with personalized innovation-driven solutions.
- • Small businesses in Piauí achieved a 34.5% productivity increase by 2025 via the ALI Produtividade program.
- • Revenue growth for participating companies exceeded 15%, ranking highly nationally and regionally.
- • Sebrae provides personalized support with Local Innovation Agents to micro and small enterprises.
- • In 2026, Sebrae aims to help 650 businesses in Piauí’s industrial and service sectors through the program.
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The Sebrae ALI Produtividade program has significantly boosted productivity and revenue for small businesses in Piauí, positioning the state as a leader in the Northeast region. By 2025, participating companies experienced a 34.5% increase in productivity and over 15% growth in revenue, making Piauí the top performer regionally in productivity and ranking second and third nationally in revenue growth, respectively.
The program, part of the broader Brazil Mais Produtivo initiative, offers tailored support for micro and small enterprises across industrial and service sectors. Local Innovation Agents (ALI) provide personalized consultations to identify challenges, implement innovative solutions, and improve management practices, enhancing business competitiveness.
In 2025, ALI Produtividade activities were active in 40 cities across Piauí, and in 2026 Sebrae aims to assist at least 650 businesses through ongoing program cycles. The current cycle runs until June, with registration open for the next cycle starting in July.
Helder Freitas, a Sebrae analyst in Piauí, highlighted the organization's commitment to strengthening local small businesses through training, consulting, and innovation vital for regional development. The program's focus on reducing costs while increasing efficiency has proven essential for sustaining the growth of small enterprises throughout the state.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
