The Ramasa Group, a company with nearly five decades of experience, is evaluating a new investment cycle that could reach R$ 20 million starting this year. The funds will be allocated to expanding areas already explored by the holding, such as logistics and real estate incorporation, while also analyzing new niches in agribusiness, with a particular emphasis on the coffee market. Mariana Rassi, the CEO and co-director, shared these plans in an interview with EMPREENDER EM GOIÁS, indicating that the investment strategy is still in the study phase.

Logistics is highlighted as a central element of the evaluation process. The Ramasa Group has been active in the logistics sector since the late 1980s, establishing the Dry Port in Anápolis, which has become a reference point for industrial and agribusiness cargo movement. This strong logistical foundation underpins the company’s ongoing efforts to diversify and strengthen its operations across different regions of Brazil.

With the automotive sector being a significant focus, Ramasa's strategy appears to align with broader trends in the Brazilian economy, where companies are increasingly seeking to invest in diversified sectors and leverage their existing resources. By exploring new agricultural markets like coffee, the Ramasa Group is attempting to position itself strategically for future growth and resilience amid market changes.