[NEW EDITIONS] “Consortium for Brazil” e-books: performance in 2022

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The new editions of the “Consortium for Brazil” e-book series are now available! In them, you will check national, regional and state data from the Consortium System, by quarter and accumulated in 2022.

As in previous editions, we have developed a set of 7 e-books. They are: real estate, services, electronics, light vehicles, heavy vehicles, motorcycles, and a general one, summing up all segments.

In the Consórcio pelo Brasil e-books, you will find absolute numbers, variations in relation to 2021 and the market share of each segment in the total System, by region and state.

With this, we offer you a complete overview of the Consortium albania whatsapp list System that can be used for a variety of purposes, from broad knowledge of the sector to the development of sales strategies.

Consortium for Brazil: download for free
You can download all the e-books in a single download, or choose exactly the one you work on or are most interested in.

The new e-books can be downloaded for free by clicking on the images below.

We hope you like it!

Consortium for Brazil - System in general
Consortium for Brazil - Light Vehicles
Consortium for Brazil - Motorcycles
Consortium for Brazil - Heavy Vehicles
Consortium for Brazil - Electronics
Consortium for Brazil - Services
Consortium for Brazil - Real Estate
Consortium for Brazil - All e-books
To check out previous editions of the e-books, click here .

Consortium System in January/2023
In January 2023, the Consortium System maintained the pace of evolution in the good results accumulated in 2022. The sector increased its sales volume, supported by the increase in the average ticket with a consequent increase in business carried out.

Of the six segments, four recorded an increase in the total sales: real estate, with 32.9%; motorcycles, with 15.3%; light vehicles, with 12.7%; and heavy vehicles, with 7.5%. Only two showed a reduction: services, with -54.6%; and electronics and other durable goods, with 7.9%; which had little impact on the overall 13.0% increase in sales in January.