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BrandZ_2015_LATAM_Top50_Report
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BRAZIL<br />
BRAND STORIES<br />
TOP 50 MOST VALUABLE LATIN AMERICAN BRANDS 2015<br />
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PARENT COMPANY Gol SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS São Paulo<br />
INDUSTRY Airlines<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 2001<br />
WEBSITE www.gol.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $205 million<br />
PARENT COMPANY Raia Drogasil SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS São Paulo<br />
INDUSTRY Retail<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 1905<br />
WEBSITE www.drogaraia.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $198 million<br />
PARENT COMPANY Walmart do Brasil SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS São Paulo<br />
INDUSTRY Retail<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 2006<br />
WEBSITE www.mercadotododia.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $188 million<br />
GOL is the second largest airline company for<br />
domestic fights in Brazil.<br />
With its low cost, low fare business model, Gol has<br />
democratized air travel in Brazil and South America.<br />
GOL has a route network in South America and<br />
the Caribbean, with almost 900 flights a day to<br />
62 destinations, domestic and international, in 13<br />
countries. The company has several partnerships<br />
with key international airlines, such as Delta Airlines,<br />
AeroMexico and Air France.<br />
Droga Raia is Brazil’s fifth largest retail drugstore (by<br />
sales revenue), with a strong presence in southeast,<br />
midwest and southern regions throughout 544 stores.<br />
The story began in 1905 with the opening of Pharmacia<br />
Raia in Araraquara City in the São Paulo state. At that<br />
time, the pharmacist prepared his customer’s medical<br />
prescriptions entirely by hand. The name DrogaRaia<br />
was adopted in 1982 and in 2011, DrogaRaia and<br />
Drogasil merged, becoming Raia Drogasil S.A., the<br />
largest company in Brazil’s pharmaceutical sector.<br />
Todo Dia’s ‘neighborhood store’ format focuses on<br />
providing low-price every day goods to the consumers.<br />
Todo Dia opened in 2006 in the northeast region of<br />
Brazil. Today it is a network of supermarkets and<br />
hypermarkets of approximately 180 stores throughout<br />
the country. A strong sense of corporate social<br />
responsibility means the company gives priority to<br />
hiring people from the communities where it operates.<br />
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PARENT COMPANY JBS SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS São Paulo<br />
INDUSTRY Food & Dairy<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 1953<br />
WEBSITE www.friboi.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $198 million<br />
PARENT COMPANY Arezzo Indústria e Comércio SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS Campo Bom<br />
INDUSTRY Retail<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 1972<br />
WEBSITE www.arezzo.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $193 million<br />
PARENT COMPANY TAM SA<br />
HEADQUARTERS São Paulo<br />
INDUSTRY Airlines<br />
YEAR OF FOUNDATION 1961<br />
WEBSITE www.tam.com.br<br />
BRAND VALUE US $176 million<br />
Friboi is the beef brand of JBS Group, the largest<br />
meat processing company in Brazil.<br />
Friboi began in 1953 in Anápolis city in the state of<br />
Goiás, where José Batista Sobrinho started selling<br />
beef in his local neighborhood. Later he moved the<br />
business to Brasilia, then the new capital of Brazil.<br />
Within a decade his company had a presence in<br />
many cities in the central-west region and by the<br />
1980s he was selling beef to supermarkets all over<br />
the country.<br />
Friboi became part of JBS Group in 2007.<br />
Arezzo is a leading retailer of women’s fashion<br />
footwear and accessories.<br />
Two brothers, Anderson and Jefferson Birman, created<br />
the Arezzo brand in 1972. Today the brand focuses on<br />
high quality and contemporary designs, introducing<br />
around eight new collections annually. Currently Arezzo<br />
operates 455 brand franchise stores and 53 own<br />
stores. The Arezzo Company also markets under three<br />
other brands: Schutz, Anacapri and Alexandre Birman.<br />
With the inclusion of these brands, the company is<br />
present at more than 2,700 points of sale.<br />
TAM is the largest airline of Brazil and Latin America.<br />
Although TAM is now known for its domestic and<br />
international passenger service, the airline began in<br />
1961 as an airfreight company, operating small oneengine<br />
planes from its base in Marília in the state of<br />
São Paulo. As the company grew, it acquired regional<br />
carriers and developed a reputation for good customer<br />
service. In 2010, the company signed an agreement<br />
with LAN, the Chilean airline, to form the LATAM Airline<br />
Group.<br />
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