Internationale Ausgabe vom 5.1.17: VALOR ECONÔMICO

BUSINESSForeign companies increase their share of oil production in Brazil With Petrobras’s asset sales and upcoming pre-salt auction, industry is likely to become more decentralized

BUSINESS Hyundai, Toyota surpass Ford in Brazilian market ranking GM, Fiat and Volkswagen remain the top three; Hyundai reached second place in sales of passenger cars with HB20 COMMENTARY Ribamar OliveiraTwo documents that deserve to be read Retired tax agents will have right to earn productivity bonus that government will pay in order to boost its revenues BUSINESSMadeira River dams lack transmission lines to reach full capacity ECONOMYBorder surveillance decreased over last decade BUSINESSDiDi Chuxing enters Brazilian taxi-hailing market BUSINESSBrazilian corporate world becomes more open to LGBT issues MARKETSAceco case pits KKR against Bradesco BRIEFS BNDES launches working-capital line for small businesses The Brazilian Development Bank (BNDES) will announce this Thursday new measures to facilitate working-capital loans with special terms for micro, small and midsize companies now facing borrowing challenges. The BNDES Progeren line will be increased by R$5 billion and offered directly. Companies with annual sales of up to R$90 million may borrow at the Long-Term Interest Rate (TJLP), today at 7.5%. Larger companies with sales of over R$300 million, meanwhile, will have to borrow at market costs. Oi seeks to cut payment of $242m service contract in court Money from labor claims starts being spent in social projects Fibria resumes plan to raise $500m with green bonds Bupa enters Brazilian market with deal for Care Plus Frigol sales down 4.9% to R$1.3bn on stronger real Usiminas raises prices by up to 8.6% amid higher raw material costs Pesticide company Arysta changes focus and sales increase 10.5%