The Cooperativa Agropecuária Núcleo Serrana (Coopeavi) was recognized as the Largest Company in the Culture and Livestock Sector operating in Espírito Santo, considering Net Operating Revenue in 2021. The event that highlighted the largest company in the state was the 26th Edition of the IEL Yearbook 200 Largest and Best Companies in Espírito Santo - 2022. The announcement of the winners was made during the IEL Management Forum 2022.
Ranking.
In the universal ranking of the Largest Companies in the State, which analyzed the balance sheets of companies from four different sectors (industry, business, services and agribusiness), the cooperative came in 13th place among companies with capital exclusively from Espírito Santo and 25th among all those operating in Espírito Santo. Coopeavi also appears as the 15th largest employer (976 employees up to last year), being the first in the state's agricultural sector for the third consecutive survey.
Coopeavi
The agro-industrial cooperative has units in Espírito Santo, Minas Gerais and Bahia. Founded in 1964, in Santa Maria de Jetibá (ES), it currently has more than 19 thousand members and operates in three business horizons: Agro, Food and Consumer Goods, with production, industrialization and sale to the end consumer.
The cooperative is present in the field, in industry and in thousands of homes with a wide variety of products, such as Veneza dairy products. The brand is one of the most remembered by consumers in Espírito Santo and has over 60 years of tradition and credibility.
“It is a great honor for us at Coopeavi to be recognized as the Largest Company in the Crop and Livestock Sector operating in Espírito Santo. This is the result of the work that the cooperative does with seriousness and professionalism together with its members, seeking best practices in cultivation and livestock, with quality inputs and all our partners. The main contribution is the work of the Coopeavi team, always concerned with providing the best possible service to our members and customers.”, says the cooperative’s president, Denilson Potratz.
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