According to the most recent official figures, Brazilian industry closed the last year with growth of 0.6%. In basic segments, the steel industry produced over 30 million tons of crude steel, while the chemical industry, according to the most recent consolidated data available, represents revenues of US$158.6 billion and 11% of the industrial GDP. These numbers reflect the scale of sectors where competitiveness depends on the connection between manufacturing and the supply chain.

In these operations, the central challenge is not just production, but better coordination of production planning, manufacturing, inventory, and logistics flows. When manufacturing, supply chain, and investment decisions are treated in a dissociated way, the operation loses efficiency, immobilizes capital, and reduces its responsiveness to demand fluctuations, operational constraints, and pressure on service levels.

In this context, the Leggio Group supports industries in connecting strategy, operations, and financial results. Its consulting and investment advisory services, combined with the use of mathematical modeling and optimization technology, enable it to support decisions regarding asset capacity, production, network design, inventory, logistics flows, and investments, ensuring the capture of efficiency gains.