Primavera do Leste partners with Invest MT to expand business opportunities and attract international investments through the 'Invest MT Itinerante' initiative starting July 2026.
Cooperativism initiatives and updated MEI policies are empowering women-led small businesses in Brazil through mentorship, credit access, and legislative support.
Primavera do Leste promotes the Contrata+Brasil program to connect local microentrepreneurs with public sector contracts, boosting small business growth and the local economy.
In 2026, small businesses account for nearly all new company openings in Ceará and contribute to a national 10% growth in new small enterprises across Brazil.
Aracaju's thriving new business registrations surged by 12.4% in early 2026, driven largely by the service sector and supported by municipal economic initiatives.
The ESX 2026 Innovation Experience in Espírito Santo broke previous records by generating R$40.9 million in business intentions, drawing thousands of participants and featuring influential discussions on AI and entrepreneurship.
The Salão do Artesanato 2026 is set to drive millions in business during June festivities while complementary events like the International Business Round Brazil Central 2026 aim to boost local micro and small enterprises' international presence.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to inject over R$4 billion into Brazil's retail and hospitality sectors, boosting consumption and business revenue significantly.
Goiás attracts significant new business registrations and capital investment nearing R$ 9 billion in 2026, driven by efficient registration processes and growth in the service sector.
Artificial Intelligence is increasingly adopted by small businesses in Paraná, Brazil, enhancing efficiency, customer service, and competitiveness while supported by local initiatives and training.
Cultural and sports events like Mossoró Cidade Junina and Rio’s international tournaments boost local economies through tourism, investments, and job creation.
ENIC 2026 boosts Brazilian construction exports with $2.3 million projected from international business meetings involving 32 companies and buyers from eight countries.
Brazilian business organizations like Amcham, Sindiatacadistas RS, and CNC advance networking, knowledge sharing, and business environment improvements in 2026.
Brazilian industries launch Circul.AI to promote circular economy by converting waste into new business opportunities, enhancing sustainability and competitiveness.
Pará's 2026 calendar features two flagship events—FIPA and InovAtiva de Impacto—promoting bioeconomy and industrial growth with innovation, sustainability, and regional development.
In April 2026, Brazil hosts significant business fairs and industry matchmaking events in Itanhaém and Belo Horizonte, fostering partnerships and market growth.
Small businesses lead economic growth in Brazil in early 2026, driving job creation and entrepreneurship with key initiatives in Paraíba and Flores da Cunha.
IWG’s CEO predicts AI will catalyze startup growth and business expansion in Brazil, driving demand for flexible workspaces.
ConstruSind 2026 in Mossoró grows by 50% in exhibitors and introduces new initiatives to boost business and housing opportunities in the construction sector.
Minas Gerais government opens registration for small entrepreneurs in Juiz de Fora to participate in Cmon 2026, a major buyer-supplier event promoting business growth.