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In relation to the report published this Wednesday, 12/13/23, on the Caiafa Master YouTube Channel, entitled “VLM Rocket is now Akaer’s! Avibras Aerospace and Defence is out and the companies Akaer and Cenic are in”, Avibras clarifies that the information is not valid. The Microsatellite Launch Vehicle (VLM) project is developed by the Institute of Aeronautics and Space (IAE), an organization of the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology (DCTA) in partnership with Avibras and does not involve other companies and Finep.
Avibras remains IAE's partner in this important project, which aims to launch microsatellites into low equatorial and atmospheric re-entry orbits with three stages.
The company is the only manufacturer of the S50 engine, designed with national and innovative technology, incorporating carbon fibre in the motor case, a unique combination of lightness and efficiency, highlighting a technological leap for the Brazilian Space Program (PEB). This engine represents a decisive step towards the completion of the VLM.
Recently, Avibras successfully loaded the S50 engine, which involved the work, dedication and competence of a multidisciplinary team from the company.
It is important to highlight that the successful development of the S50 engine not only validates a project that is completely national, but also boosts the development of suborbital rockets and microsatellite launchers. The VLM represents a technological achievement, positions Brazil as an active participant in the global nano and microsatellite launch market and contributes to growth and innovation in the space sector, and Avibras, as an aerospace company and pioneer in the Brazilian Space Program, is part of this achievement.
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13/12/23
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On November 21, Avibras installation in Jacareí was visited by the Support Centre for Defence Logistic Systems (CASLODE), an entity of the Ministry of Defence, with the goal of re-evaluating the company as a Cataloguing Unit (UniCat). The delegation of military personnel composed of Commander of Sea and War (CMG) Alessandrer de Paiva Nunes, Corvette Captain (CC) Wellington Galdino Alves de Oliveira and the 2nd Sergeant Jessiane Araújo, observed on site Avibras’ excellence in providing cataloguing services, which will result in its recertification as a cutting-edge UniCat before the Brazilian Defence Industrial Base (BID).
The military highlighted that the company's cataloguing processes are organized and structured, making Avibras a reference in this segment in Brazil and around the world.
Avibras is the first private industry in Brazil to have the right to act as a UniCat together with the Ministry of Defence, reinforcing its pioneering spirit and expertise in this area. UniCats are entities authorized to provide cataloguing services for supply items used by the Armed Forces or of interest to them.
Since 2016 Avibras has been carrying out and commercializing cataloguing services, which consist of collecting technical data to establish the identification of items and their ordering in the form of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) catalogue, bringing international visibility to the products and prominence in the export scenario, in addition to economic and operational benefits in the logistics area.
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In October, Avibras signed a contract with the Brazilian Army (EB) to supply a batch of 70mm Skyfire rockets, reaffirming the solid partnership with the institution.
The SKYFIRE is part of the broad portfolio of high-value-added products developed by Avibras, allowing two distinct applications, one as axial armament for aircraft (air-surface) and the other as an area saturation system (surface-surface).
Considered of high-performance, they can be used in a wide range of aircraft, from helicopters to high-performance jets. They consist of 70 mm calibre rockets for various applications and their airborne multiple launchers.
The rockets use composite solid propellant, they are provided with stabilizing fins and have a variety of warheads. Each rocket consists of a rocket motor and a warhead with fuze. The available rocket motor is the SKYFIRE: AV-SF 70 M9. The warheads available have specific effects such as anti-tank, anti-personnel and anti-materiel, flechette, anti-runway, and for exercise an inert warhead and a signalling warhead are available, each with an appropriate fuze. For Surface-to-Surface use, the SKYFIRE system is used as a saturation artillery rocket, with a range of up to 12 km, and can be fired from a towable launcher that can also be transported by helicopter. The launcher can also be mounted on a 4x4 vehicle. A derivative of the SKYFIRE rocket is also used as training ammunition (subcalibre) of the ASTROS System (Missile and Rocket Artillery System).
The rocket motor, warheads and multiple launchers of the SKYFIRE-70 System are already certified by the Aerospace Product Certification Division of the IFI (Institute for Industrial Development and Coordination) / DCTA (Department of Aerospace Science and Technology of the Brazilian Air Force) and operate in several aircraft around the world, including Embraer's Super Tucano. In addition to being used by the Brazilian Army Aviation, SKYFIRE-70 rockets and launchers are also exported to several countries in Africa and Asia, being proven in combat.
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The ASTROS - Rocket and Missile Artillery System, designed and developed by Avibras, was featured at the 20th National Science and Technology Week, held from October 16-22 at the Ulysses Guimarães Convention Centre in Brasília.
In addition to the ASTROS vehicle, other equipment from the Brazilian Army, such as communications materials, geoinformation technologies and other armoured vehicles. The aim was to present the projects and programmes developed by the Army in the area of Science and Technology, making the subject accessible to the population.
This year's theme was "Basic sciences for sustainable development". Created in 2004, the National Science and Technology Week aims to mobilise the population, especially children and young people, around science and technology activities. The event takes place in schools, universities, museums, science and technology institutions, research centres, parks and botanical gardens in various cities across the country, under the coordination of the Ministry of Science and Technology and Innovation.
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On October 11, Avibras took part in the XI ASTROS System Workshop held by the 6th Missile and Rocket Group (GMF) in Formosa, Goiás. Senior engineer Fernando Arantes, Systems Engineering Manager, presented the company's capabilities and products for guided rockets, as well as navigation, guidance and command and control systems for this type of munition.
The workshop was organized by the General Staff of the Brazilian Army (EB), through its Project Office, with the aim of discussing and proposing solutions to topics of interest to the Army's Missile and Rocket Artillery.
Conceived and developed by Avibras, the ASTROS System contributes to the evolution and consolidation of the Missile and Rocket Artillery, representing a technological leap in capacity, efficiency and effectiveness in fire support for the Ground Force. It also reinforces the Army's contribution to achieving the strategic objective of Extraregional Deterrence, as well as creating and maintaining highly specialized jobs, generating income and bringing in foreign currency for Brazil through exports to friendly countries.
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Avibras was present at the AUSA 2023 Annual Meeting & Exposition, an annual fair held in Washington in the United States, in which local companies and companies from around the world present their latest innovations and products in the defence and security sectors. More than 600 companies from 80 countries participate in the event held from October 9th to 11th. Avibras has been a member of AUSA since 1990.
Avibras International Sales Manager Marcelo Ortiz Herrerin and Sales Engineer Almir Lemos checked out market trends, technological innovations, as well as the latest research and developments in the segment, in addition to interacting with customers and partners.
This exchange is essential for the technological update of the solutions offered by the company to meet customers’ needs, in addition to providing a favourable environment for networking and establishing contacts with professionals in the defence sector, foreign governments, military organizations and customers.
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Last week, Avibras facility in Jacareí received important visits from the Brazilian Army (EB). On October 2nd, 11 military personnel, three from EB and nine foreigners from friendly nations, from the International Strategic Studies Course (CIEE) of the Army Command and General Staff College (ECEME), were at the company to learn about the technological and production capabilities of Avibras and the strategic projects with the Armed Forces.
On October 3rd, the company received the Army Artillery Commander, Brigade General Moisés da Paixão Júnior, from the Rockets and Missiles Artillery Instruction Centre (CIArtMslFgt), accompanied by 15 military personnel, including instructors and students from the Planning and Employment Course of Missiles and Rockets System for Senior Officers, the Army General Staff Course (QEMA) and the Logistics Manager Course of the Missiles and Rockets System.
The goal was to learn about the company's potential and the production of the ASTROS Missiles and Rockets Artillery System.
On October 4th, the technical visit by students and instructors of the Advanced Aviation Course of the Army Aviation Instruction Centre (CIAvEx) took place. They learned about the industrial and technological capability of the 70 mm Skyfire System, which is part of the broad portfolio of products developed by Avibras, and allows for two distinct applications, one as axial armament for aircraft (air-to-surface) and the other as an area saturation system (surface-to-surface).
EATI – The Avibras Technology and Innovation Space (EATI) located in the São José dos Campos Technology Park also received on September 28th a visit from the Technological Management and Innovation Agency (AGITEC) / EB Department of Science and Technology (DCT) during the event Innovation Week 2023.
The delegation had the opportunity to learn more about the company, the partnership possibilities and the purpose of EATI, which is to be Avibras' Technology and Innovation embassy for research, development and innovation in an environment of partnerships and collaboration with universities and research institutes and development agencies.
This movement strengthens the triple helix, a concept that points to the joint action between companies, academia and government as the path to technological innovation and the country's economic development.
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In September, Avibras participated in the working meeting of the Chief of Staff of the Brazilian Army (EB) with the Army Science and Technology System focusing on the continuity of the ASTROS Strategic Program (PrgEE). Held at the Army Technological Centre (CTEx) in Rio de Janeiro, the goal of the event was to coordinate, level knowledge and disseminate the program's activities in relation to research and development of the Tactical Cruise Missile and the Guided Rocket, in addition to present the current situation and define the next activities.
Among the participants in the activity were Division General Tales Eduardo Areco Villela, Director of Manufacturing (DF), Brigade General Alexandre Martins Castilho, Head of the Army Technological Centre (CTEx), Brigade General Marcelo Corrêa Horewicz, Chief of Army Assessment Centre (CAEx), Brigade General R/1 José Julio Dias Barreto, Manager of the ASTROS Army Strategic Program (EPEx), Colonel Jorge Audrin Morgado de Gois, Head of the Teaching, Research, Development and Innovation Advisory from the Department of Science and Technology (EPDI/DCT), as well as representatives from the Technological Management and Innovation Agency (AGITEC) and other officers from the Brazilian Army. Avibras was represented by the Avibras Program Management manager, Fabio Nakagawa, the Tactical Cruise Missile Project manager, Evandro Nunes and the Guided Rocket Project manager, Ronaldo Rangel. Avibras is proud to be part of the Program as an integrating company.
Designed and developed by Avibras, the ASTROS System contributes to the evolution and consolidation of Missile and Rocket Artillery, representing a technological leap in capacity, efficiency and effectiveness in the fire support of the Land Force. It also reinforces the Army's contribution to achieving the strategic objective of Extra-regional Deterrence, in addition to creating and maintaining highly specialized jobs, generating income and bringing foreign currency to Brazil with exports to friendly countries.
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On September, Avibras received a visit from a delegation from the Institute of Aeronautics and Space (IAE) led by Air Brigadier Frederico Casarino, director of the Institute, with the aim of reaffirming the partnership with the Brazilian Air Force (FAB ).
The president of Avibras, João Brasil Carvalho Leite and members of the Commercial and Programs areas welcomed the authorities, who had the opportunity to learn about the entire manufacturing structure and Avibras' training for the ongoing events with the Air Force, such as the production of the S50, the main engine of the Microsatellite Launch Vehicle (VLM-1) within the scope of the Brazilian Space Program (PEB). The focus was also on sharing expertise in order to collaborate with reliable, efficient products of advanced technologies, providing the execution of related projects, such as the development of a long-range cruise missile, with propulsion based on a reaction engine for launch from aerial platforms, the MICLA-BR, so called in the Aeronautics Military Strategic Plan (PEMAER) and the VSB-30 Space Rocket, a small launcher, aimed at carrying out experiments in microgravity environments.
For Avibras, this cooperation is crucial to strengthen Brazil's autonomous capacity in vehicle launches with the placement of satellites in orbit, directly contributing to the Brazilian aerospace advancement, the development of cutting-edge technology, training of industry, institutes and launch centres, in addition to promoting the country's international recognition in the aerospace sector.
AEB Visit – Focusing on the projects and important partnerships established to boost the Brazilian Space Program (PEB), Avibras visited on September, the Brazilian Space Agency (AEB), a regional unit in São José dos Campos located in the Technology Park.
Avibras military advisor André Luís Maciel de Oliveira (Cel/R1), engineer Larissa Menezes de Oliveira (Commercial) and engineer Eduardo Dore Roda (Program Management) were received by the coordinators of the AEB unit in São José, Alexandre Macedo and Jaime Silva.
AEB is interested in acquiring the S30 and S31 engines as part of the Microgravity Program. For the agency, Avibras plays a very important role in the success of PEB, especially in terms of access to space both in VSB-30 for the Microgravity Program and as a supplier of the S50 engines for the Microsatellite Launch Vehicle (VLM-1).
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The Avibras facility in Lorena was the base for Agulhas Negras Operation carried out by the 2nd Division of the Brazilian Army, reinforcing the company's long and solid partnership with the military institution. From September 18 to 25, the 4th Mechanized Infantry Battalion from Osasco, São Paulo, and the 13th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment from Pirassununga, São Paulo, were based at the company, mobilizing 368 soldiers, 35 vehicles and 20 armoured vehicles, including the Guarani, Urutu and Cascavel.
The operation, which will run until September 30, is one of the Land Force's largest training exercises in 2023, involving around 4,500 military personnel from 40 units. The aim is to maintain the state of readiness of the troops of the 2nd Division in offensive and defensive operations and in cooperation and coordination with agencies, as well as exercising command and leadership skills at all levels. The area of operations involves the cities of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
As part of its actions in the community, Avibras often provides space at its facility in Lorena for training of agencies such as the Brazilian Army, Federal Police, Fire Department and Military Police, among others.
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Avibras confirmed last Friday, September 22nd, its intention to establish a strategic partnership with New Technologies Global Systems (NTGS), a Spanish defence industry focused on expanding its business in the international market. The strategy is to become a multinational company through partnerships with Spanish companies and the consolidation of a European subsidiary.
The agreement will allow the company to bid for the new High Mobility Launcher System (SILAM) program for the Spanish Army, with the production of the ASTROS Missile and Rocket Artillery System, which is combat-proven and well established in the world defence market.
The technology transfer of the system foreseen in the cooperation will depend on the needs of the Spanish government, and the intellectual property will remain at Avibras' headquarters in Brazil.
In addition to focusing on its economic and financial recovery to increase its participation in the international market, Avibras is adopting a series of strategies and actions to become even more competitive, including the establishment of strategic partnerships to further strengthen its portfolio of high value-added products and further explore export opportunities to expand its presence in the global market.
About Avibras
Avibras is a Brazilian technology and innovation company with unique industrial capacity and recognized worldwide for the excellence and quality of its products, systems and engineering solutions in the areas of Aeronautics, Space, Electronics, Vehicles and Defence.
With more than 60 years of experience and certified as a Strategic Defence Company (EED), Avibras has consolidated its position as one of the world's leading companies in the Defence and Aerospace segment, with the development and manufacture of special vehicles for military purposes, becoming a reference in Multiple Rocket Launch System (MRLS), ballistic and guided rockets, missiles and pioneering participation in space research programs.
Known as a company that has the “Skills to build Skills”, Avibras is a System House, offering technological solutions to meet any need of its customers, showing real diversification and spin-off opportunities in Defence, Space and Complex Systems Integration.
Based in São José dos Campos, in Vale do Paraíba, the company is a pioneer in in-house, innovative and independent technology and operates in large facilities in Jacareí and Lorena. Its workforce is composed of highly qualified engineers, researchers and technicians capable of providing solutions for the most varied segments.
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Last Thursday, September 21st, Avibras had the opportunity to present its portfolio of high added-value products to the delegation from the Bolivian Ministry of Defence at an event held by the Brazilian Association of Defence and Security Materials Industries (ABIMDE) in Sao Paulo. The objective was to strengthen commercial relations between Brazil and Bolivia, generating business opportunities for associated companies.
Sales executive Cezar Damasceno highlighted Avibras' industrial and technological capacity in products, systems and engineering solutions in the areas of Aeronautics, Space, Electronics, Vehicles and Defense, with emphasis on ASTROS (Rocket and Missile Artillery System), a world reference in its class and proven in combat, as well as missiles, ballistic and guided rockets, among others.
During the meeting, Colonel Armando Lemos, executive-director of ABIMDE, gave a presentation showcasing the Association, highlighting the potential, expertise and relevance of the Brazilian Defence Industrial Base.
At the end of the meeting, the authorities of the friendly country expressed their gratitude to ABIMDE for the opportunity offered, congratulated the Brazilian companies for the quality and professionalism of their products and expressed their interest in establishing business and partnerships.
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Avibras was present at the Brazilian Defense Day, a meeting held in Brasilia this Wednesday, August 9th, by the Ministry of Defense, through the Department of Defense Products (Seprod), in partnership with the Brazilian Association of Defense and Security Materials Industries (Abimde). The event brought together the diplomatic corps of friendly nations and representatives of companies from the Brazilian Defense Industrial Base with the aim of strengthening relations and creating opportunities for the commercialization of defense products, services and systems abroad.
Representatives from around 50 countries attended the presentations of the companies in the form of Pitch Competition, which means showing off and defending the business to investors.
Avibras was represented by the International Sales manager Marcelo Ortiz Herrerin and by the military advisor, Colonel R/1 André Luís Maciel de Oliveira. Herrerin highlighted the company's innovative technological solutions in the area of Defense, with emphasis on the Rocket and Missile Artillery System (ASTROS), reference in its class and proven in combat, and the Tactical Cruise Missile (TCM) capable of neutralizing targets up to 300 kilometres.
For Avibras, the event was important for presenting its product portfolio to the foreign market, leveraging new business opportunities.
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With over 60 years of experience in the Defense and Aerospace sectors, Avibras Indústria Aeroespacial, a Brazilian company specializing in technology and innovation, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Saudi company SCOPA Defense on Monday, July 31st, during the Brazil-Saudi Arabia Investment Forum held at the headquarters of the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (Fiesp) in São Paulo.
The partnership aims to develop and manufacture advanced Defense equipment, bringing important capabilities, creating new jobs, and ensuring the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, especially in the Defense sector.
According to Avibras President João Brasil Carvalho Leite, the cooperation adds even more value to Avibras' business, reinforcing the longstanding partnership between the company and Saudi Arabia.
One of SCOPA's objectives is to contribute to the defense sector by identifying ways to invest in the private sector and create employment opportunities for Saudi nationals. To this end, the company believes that establishing private defense industries will stimulate other sectors such as industrial equipment, communications, and information technology.
SCOPA aims to establish partnerships with world-leading companies to provide advanced defense solutions, with a strong emphasis on local manufacturing.
About Avibras
Avibras is a Brazilian technology and innovation company with unique industrial capacity and recognized worldwide for the excellence and quality of its products, systems and engineering solutions in the areas of Aeronautics, Space, Electronics, Vehicles and Defense.
With more than 60 years of experience and certified as a Strategic Defence Company (EED), Avibras has consolidated its position as one of the world's leading companies in the Defense and Aerospace segment, with the development and manufacture of special vehicles for military purposes, becoming a reference in Multiple Rocket Launch System (MRLS), ballistic and guided rockets, missiles and pioneering participation in space research programs.
Known as a company that has the “Skills to build Skills”, Avibras is a System House, offering technological solutions to meet any need of its customers, showing real diversification and spin-off opportunities in Defence, Space and Complex Systems Integration.
Based in São José dos Campos, in Vale do Paraíba, the company is a pioneer in in-house, innovative and independent technology and operates in large facilities in Jacareí and Lorena. Its workforce is composed of highly qualified engineers, researchers and technicians capable of providing solutions for the most varied segments.
About SCOPA Defense
Established as the Kingdom's preeminent defense company, SCOPA's objective is to contribute effectively to the ambitious Vision 2030 program by creating organic military industries.
By providing innovative defense systems and services that meet the needs and requirements of the Saudi Armed Forces, SCOPA will expand and enhance the Kingdom's defense capabilities and ecosystem, as well as access global defense and security markets.
SCOPA was founded by Mohammad bin Abdulaziz Alajlan, the Vice Chairman of Ajlan & Bros Group, founded in 1979, which holds stakes in more than 75 companies and employs around 15,000 employees in 25 countries, being an active conglomerate in many strategic sectors.
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Today, our #TBT is dedicated to the Operational Evaluation of loading and transporting the ASTROS System vehicle on the KC-390 aircraft, which took place earlier this month at the Air Base in Anápolis (GO), Brazil. This significant mission is part of the Third Phase of Operation Zeus, carried out by the Brazilian Air Force (FAB). The successful flight test demonstrated the remarkable aerotransportability capacity of the ASTROS vehicle by the KC-390, currently serving as the largest and heaviest vehicle transported by this aircraft. What a success!
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From July 3 to 6, the Operational Evaluation on loading and transportation an ASTROS System vehicle in the KC-390 aircraft took place. The event, held at Anápolis Air Forçe Base, near Brasilia, is part of the Third Phase of Operation Zeus, which aims to evaluate the air transport of Brazilian Army Vehicles and other materials on the new transport aircraft of the Brazilian Air Force (FAB).
During this period, tests were performed with the loading and restraint of the Universal Multiple Launcher vehicle AV-LMU, model Mk6, from the Brazilian Army, in the cargo compartment of the KC-390.
The flight test carried out on Thursday, July 6th, successfully demonstrated the important air transport capability of the ASTROS vehicle by the KC-390, currently the largest and heaviest vehicle transported by the aircraft. This will allow the quick strategic displacement of the ASTROS System vehicles to any point in the country, including for deployment on joint missions abroad.
The ASTROS vehicle has a height-adjustable suspension and tire inflation system that facilitate its roll-on/roll-off transportation, making its loading and unloading very quick. The vehicle has several tie-down provisions that allow its safe restraint to the aircraft floor.
The operation successfully portrayed Avibras' intense cooperation with the Brazilian Air Force, the Brazilian Army and Embraer, which began in 2010 with the first test carried out with ASTROS vehicles 6x6 Mk5 and 4x4 Mk4 "loading" them on a mock-up of the KC-390 aircraft floor, carried out at the Department of Aerospace Science and Technology (DCTA), under the coordination of the Brazilian Air Force and with the participation of Embraer and Avibras. On the occasion, several opportunities for improvement were verified and the joint work resulted in an aircraft with high load capacity, which would make the new aircraft capable of transporting ASTROS System vehicles as well as other wheeled armoured vehicles with similar weight to the ASTROS System Launcher.
The Operational Evaluation that took place in Anápolis required the mobilization of several Brazilian Air Force organizations under the coordination of the KC-X/KC-390 Program Technical Management, besides the Brazilian Army Artillery Command, Embraer and Avibras.
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Avibras' Judicial Recovery Plan was approved by creditors in a virtual meeting this Thursday, July 6th, 2023. This is an important step in the company's economic and financial restructuring process, which also includes other recovery initiatives.
We know that we still have a lot of work ahead of us in the execution of our plan, but we remain firm and confident in building a new journey for Avibras.
The approved plan contains the cash generation flow, demonstrating the company's economic viability, the methods of payment to creditors and the means that will be used for the company's restructuring.
In parallel with the Judicial Recovery process, the company continues to focus on sales efforts both in Brazil and abroad. It is also seeking to expand its capital through direct investments of strategic companies, and the government is closely monitoring the evolution of this process.
Avibras would like to thank all its employees and other creditors for participating in the meeting and for their trust in the company's recovery. The company also reaffirms its effort and commitment to its recovery, with its employees, partners and customers.
The company remains confident that it will overcome all challenges and resume growth soon.
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On the 5th, Avibras was one of the companies honored during the celebration of 30 years of work of the Aerospace Industries Association of Brazil (AIAB) for the development of the national industry. The company received an acknowledgement plaque for its contribution to the strengthening of the strategic aerospace sector and for being one of the founding companies of AIAB.
The event was attended by federal, state and municipal authorities, as well as affiliated companies and representatives of various entities in the country
We congratulate AIAB for its 30 years of history, promoting and defending the interests and objectives of Brazilian aerospace companies both in Brazil and abroad.
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Avibras recently won the bidding process for the cataloguing of the “Tamandaré Class” Frigates. The contract lasts for one year and may be extended.
The Brazilian Navy has been conducting the “Tamandaré Class” Frigates Program since 2017 with the objective of promoting the renewal of the fleet with four modern ships, of high technological complexity, built in the country and scheduled to be delivered between 2025-2029.
Avibras is the first private industry in Brazil to be able to act as a Cataloguing Unit (UniCat) together with the Ministry of Defence, reinforcing its pioneering spirit and expertise in this area. UniCats are entities authorized to provide cataloguing services for supply items used or of interest to the Armed Forces.
In December of last year, the company received a technical visit from the Support Centre for Defence Logistic Systems (CASLODE), which verified in loco Avibras’ excellence in providing cataloguing services.
Since 2016, Avibras has carried out and commercialized codification services, which consist of collecting technical data to establish the identification and ordering of items in the form of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) catalogue, bringing international visibility to the products and prominence in the export scenario, in addition to economic and operational benefits in the logistics area. Avibras has already catalogued more than 20,000 items (part numbers) among its own and third-party equipment.
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