Atvos, one of the largest biofuels producers in Brazil, is announcing the arrival of Bruno Serapi\u00e3o as its new CEO. Since January, the chair has been occupied by Giovanni Forace, representative of FIP Agroenergia. Forace will remain an advisor to the company and dedicated to creating a stable ecosystem to enable Atvos to reach its full potential.<\/p>\n
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Serapi\u00e3o will be leading the process of consolidating Atvos as one of the leaders in the bioenergy sector. In this sense, the executive will be responsible for the company\u2019s growth with the expectation of exceeding the mark of 30 million metric tons of sugarcane crushed per harvest. In the last cycle, 22.3 million metric tons of sugarcane were processed, which allowed the production of 1.6 billion liters of ethanol, 382,000 metric tons of VHP sugar, and the cogeneration of 2.132 GWh of electricity from biomass, in addition to issuing 2.2 million Decarbonization Credits (CBIOs).<\/p>\n
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Additionally, the new CEO will continue the actions aimed at investing R$500 million in additional capital by Mubadala Capital, a global asset management company. Such resources will be used mainly in Atvos\u2019 agricultural and industrial areas, with the aim of expanding its production capacity.<\/p>\n
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\u201cI am arriving at Atvos at an emblematic moment of cultural change, guided by strong values of ethics, teamwork, and focus on results and productivity, which already have a strong presence in our experienced team. We will have the opportunity to put this new crop into practice in the crop year 2023\/2024, which has just started. It is with great satisfaction that I assume the leadership of one of the main producers of sustainable energy, operating in a segment of extreme relevance for Brazil and the world, with the strong personal purpose of taking Atvos to the position of global leader in the sector,\u201d said Serapi\u00e3o.<\/p>\n
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The executive\u2019s arrival also reinforces the commitment of the new controllers to eliminate any corporate conflict, aiming at consolidating the sustainability of the business, in the short term, towards the completion of Atvos\u2019 judicial recovery process, with a fully equalized financial debt.<\/p>\n
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Serapi\u00e3o is a mechanical engineer with a degree from Brazil\u2019s Aeronautics Institute of Technology (Instituto Tecnol\u00f3gico de Aeron\u00e1utica<\/em> \u2013 ITA) and has extensive experience in the areas of infrastructure, logistics, energy, and alternative investments, with relevant experience at Hidrovias do Brasil, P\u00e1tria Investimentos, GE, and Am\u00e9rica Latina Log\u00edstica (ALL). Serapi\u00e3o also held key positions as Board Member of companies in Brazil and abroad, such as Constellation Oil Services, ODATA Datacenters, Winity Telecom, Rutas del Valle, and Grupo CBO, among others, as well as participating as an angel investor in various technology companies through BR Angels.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In the first month of the crop year, the company renewed its business purpose: \u201cWe produce clean energy that moves the world and transforms lives.\u201d In this way, new beliefs based on Care, Integration and Transformation have been consolidated, inspiring attitudes in the way of acting with the entire production chain: Respect, Transparency, Collaboration, Recognition, Leadership, Grit, and Development.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Atvos, one of the largest biofuels producers in Brazil, is announcing the arrival of Bruno Serapi\u00e3o as its new CEO. Since January, the chair has been occupied by Giovanni Forace, representative of FIP Agroenergia. Forace will remain an advisor to the company and dedicated to creating a stable ecosystem to enable Atvos to reach its […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":303,"featured_media":6617,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[8],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\nThe Atvos Culture<\/h3>\n