INFLOR is a global leader in biological asset management. At the end of 2021, it launched three new projects in South America and further advanced its expansion plans in North America.

INFLOR recently signed new project management agreements with SINOBRAS, Aperam and Dexco. It also hopes to expand its project management and sales offices in North America to continue to expand its influence and market share on the continent. These three new transactions further strengthen INFLOR's position as the leading forest management technology company in South America.

Antonio Tatagiba, INFLOR’s US CEO, said: “We are closing strongly with three new accounts that we are very excited about.” “Although we are a global company that helps global forest management, our recent transactions have brought us back to the company. The founding roots of eucalyptus plantations in Brazil."

SINOBRAS is a key participant in the development of rebar, annealing lines and trusses in the state of Pará and throughout the northern and northeastern regions of Brazil. They will use INFLOR to manage nearly 100,000 acres of eucalyptus plantations. Through cooperation, INFLOR will provide comprehensive technical solutions to improve their agricultural and forestry management and assist in the production of bio-energy reducing agents.

INFLOR's forestry management department will provide the same solution for Aperam, a global stainless steel, electrical and special steel producer.

Dexco is one of the largest companies producing consumer products for laminate flooring, MDF and MDP boards, and ceramic flooring. It is cooperating with INFLOR to run their entire forest business and manage all of their eucalyptus plantations.

In terms of global forest management, INFLOR has been at the forefront of providing comprehensive solutions. Their company manages more than 29 million acres of land on 4 continents and has proven that their unified system can help comprehensively control and manage data. By controlling, tracking and managing all steps involved in the forest chain, INFLOR gains insight and brings the best results for forest management companies.

"SINOBRAS, Aperam and Dexco's are all important companies developing in Brazil and other countries. By working with us, we can support these companies and ensure that the land we manage is sustainable and well managed. We look forward to working with these three and Continue to develop globally," Tatagiba said.

In an undoubtedly challenging year, INFLOR continues to sign new valuable projects in Chile, Colombia and other regions of Brazil, which will end in 2021. Looking ahead, INFLOR expects to further expand its forestry footprint in North America and add more employees in the United States in 2022.

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