CASP turns 80 and celebrates its participation in Brazilian agribusiness

Responsible for developing equipment and complete solutions for poultry farming, pig farming and grain storage, CASP completed, on June 10th, 80 years of operation and celebrates its participation in the development of Brazilian agribusiness.

A pioneer thanks to constant investments in technology and knowledge formation, the company is a leader in the incubator market, where it currently holds an 80% market share, and in poultry farm equipment, with 35% of the Brazilian market. "90% of the chicken produced in Brazil, at some point in its life, passes through equipment produced by CASP", states the company's executive director, Anelise Marques.

In the grain storage market, the company has been gaining ground each year. In 2015, it was the second largest in implementing grain storage projects in Brazil. "We are investing a lot in this sector, as we know that in Brazil there are great opportunities for this niche market. Furthermore, we are opening new markets in Latin America and Africa", adds Anelise.

Today, CASP has three industrial plants, all in Amparo, in the interior of São Paulo. At the Head Office, in addition to the entire administrative and commercial department, there is the company's metallurgical area and the production of equipment aimed at grain storage. The second unit is dedicated exclusively to the production of equipment for incubation and broiler breeders and the third factory is responsible for equipment for broiler chickens and pigs. The company also has three commercial offices, located in the municipalities of Maringá – PR, Itaberaí – GO and Cuiabá – MT, and with a network of representatives throughout the national territory, in addition to Latin America and Africa.

A pioneer since its creation, CASP invests in technology and knowledge formation and CASP's equipment is the only one manufactured with 100% national technology. "In the last year alone, we have made eight more launches available to the market, proving our vocation and responsibility towards the market", concludes Anelise.

More information: www.casp.com.br