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HOSPITALAR
2009 beats new records: 86,000 professional visits and US$ 2,5 billion in business
deals
HOSPITALAR 2009, held from June 2nd to 5th in São Paulo (Brazil), closed
its 16th edition with results that put the Brazilian healthcare sector in the
opposite direction of the crisis. The fair presented new records in number of
visitors, exhibitors and sales results: in four days, HOSPITALAR received 86,000
professional visits from more than 60 countries, representing 10% of growth over
the 2008 edition. The amount of deals and business set by exhibitors reached US$
2.5 billion, also meaning a growth of 7%. |
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The plastic artist Bia Dória, the medical doctor Waleska Santos, President
of Hospitalar Fair and Forum, and the architect Lauro Miquelin, Development Manager
in L + M GETS, presented to the health market the Program Building Health. |
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The worldwide healthcare market has grown an average
of 5.5% a year. In 2005, the chain reached a global number higher than US$ 3 trillion
“and nothing indicates a reduction on this for the next couple of years”,
highlights the entrepreneur Franco Pallamolla. |
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In an atmosphere of deep emotion, the cardiologist Adib Jatene, MD, received the
Hospitalar 2009 Award – Personality of the Year in Healthcare. |
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| The quality of the Brazilian medical and hospital products has once again surprised the foreign buyers. 18 representatives from foreign countries participated in the International Business Roundtable and generated US$ 12.8 million in business deals with 52 Brazilian companies. The exportations were prospected in 565 meetings held during Hospitalar. |
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That was the largest British pavilion from all Hospitalar
editions. This reflects the size of the healthcare industry in the United Kingdom:
the exportations of this sector have an annual value surpassing the US$ 597 million. |
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| UBIFRANCE (French Agency for the Companies International Development) and the France Economy Missions network promoted a large participation of French companies in Hospitalar. |
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