Companies

Movida is one of the largest companies in the light vehicle rental and fleet management sector in Brazil. It stands out for its customer service, diversification of services and innovations such as monthly rental for individuals, mobile 4G Wi-Fi in the car, Carbon Free Program, among others, in addition to the significant growth in fleet size in recent years.

Listed on B3's Novo Mercado (MOVI3), the highest level of corporate governance, Movida is also part of the Corporate Sustainability Index (ISE) and is the first publicly traded car rental company in the world to obtain the Company B certification, which reinforces its commitment to sustainability.

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The breadth of its portfolio and the excellence of its solutions are two of the main characteristics of VAMO3, a leader in the rental of trucks, machinery and equipment of various brands, offering customized services for each client.

The company has the largest network of Volkswagen/Man truck and bus dealerships in Brazil; the Valtra dealership network, focused on agricultural machinery and equipment; the Vamos Seminovos store network, dedicated to buying and selling trucks; and acts as a Komatsu distributor, adding yellow line machines to the portfolio.

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CS Brasil consolidates all the public services carried out by SIMPAR and has a business model with growth potential, considering the search for modernization and efficiency in the public sector, as well as high resilience, as it is based on long-term contracts, generating improvements in public management.

In recent years, the company has intensified its focus on the Fleet Outsourcing Management (FIM) service. It is a pioneer in creating a monitored bidding room with secure and controlled access, whose process is validated and monitored by an external audit. It also worked on the development of the Transparency Portal, with up-to-date information on all its current contracts.

Automob, one of the country's leading car and motorcycle retailers, has the largest portfolio of brands in the segment. With the aim of offering integrated solutions for those seeking mobility, the company has a strategic presence in 19 municipalities in the South, Southeast and Northeast regions of the country and offers services ranging from vehicle sales to after-sales, including insurance through its own broker, Madre Seguros.

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With authorization from the Central Bank in December 2021, BBC Digital became a multiple bank and began offering financial solutions and services focused on professional drivers, financing the acquisition of new and used vehicles, as well as offering a digital account, prepaid card and other banking products.

Currently, the institution has 25,000 digital accounts within a market estimated at more than 2 million professional drivers in the country.

CS Infra is a long-term concession management company operating in the mobility, sanitation and infrastructure sectors. CS Infra includes Ciclus Ambientalone of the largest companies in Latin America in the area of integrated management and valorization of solid waste; CS Rodovias, with Grãos do Piauí, promoting structural improvements and social and economic impact in the region in the coming years; the CS Portsresponsible for managing terminals 12 and 18 at the Port of Aratu, in Bahia; the CS Mobi CuiabáThe project was dedicated to the revitalization and requalification of the historic center of Cuiabá, as well as the operation of the Sorocaba BRT in São Paulo.

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. Ciclus Ambiental is a SIMPAR Group company created to consolidate its business in the waste management and recovery and sanitation sectors. With a presence in two of Brazil's main capital cities, Ciclus operates in Seropédica (RJ), with Ciclus Rio, and in Belém (PA), with Ciclus Amazônia. The company has a 20-year history of providing collection, sweeping, transshipment and industrial waste management services, among other activities related to solid waste management.

. Ciclus Rio is one of the largest waste recovery operations in Latin America, responsible for the disposal and treatment of approximately 10,000 tons of solid and commercial waste per day in the city of Rio de Janeiro and in municipalities in the metropolitan region, such as Seropédica, Itaguaí, Mangaratiba, São João de Meriti, Piraí and Miguel Pereira.

The company has a Waste Treatment Center (CTR), a modern bioenergy landfill and five Waste Transfer Stations (ETRs) at strategic points in the state of Rio de Janeiro.

The company transforms polluting inputs into demineralized water, biogas and energy, as well as making it possible to generate 2 million tons of carbon credits by 2025. With its current infrastructure, it is responsible for approximately 50% of the Brazilian production of biomethane generated from solid waste, avoiding the release of 20,000 m³/h of methane gas into the atmosphere every day - the equivalent of the emissions of 300,000 light vehicles, representing around 5% of the fleet of this category in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

. Ciclus Amazônia is responsible for the integrated management of solid urban waste in Belém (PA). The company will set up a new Waste Transfer Station (ETR), restore the Aurá area and establish a new Waste Treatment Center (CTR), as well as installing new ecopoints, dumpsters and semi-underground containers.