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Ferrovia Centro-Atlantica SA

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Ferrovia Centro-Atlantica SA

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About the company

Ferrovia Centro-Atlantica SA (FCA) is a Brazil-based cargo railroad transportation company. The Company's business is structured in three segments: Agriculture, which is related to transportation of soybeans, soybean meals and sugar; Industry, where FCA transports highlight fuels, limestone and bauxite; and the Steel Mill segment. It is engaged in the provision of railway transportation services, loading, unloading, storage and transshipment services. The Company is also active as a port operator. FCA joins railways with sea and river ports, including ports of Salvador (Bahia), Aratu (Bahia), Vitoria (Espirito Santo), Angra dos Reis (Rio de Janeiro), Pirapora (Minas Gerais) and Juazeiro (Bahia).

  • Revenue in BRL (TTM)3.87bn
  • Net income in BRL-595.20m
  • Incorporated1995
  • Employees4.76k
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