The objective was to learn more about Conasa Infrastructura, which has Generate Capital as one of its shareholders

Aiming to learn more about Conasa Infraestrutura, which has Generate Capital as one of its shareholders, representatives of the United States Embassy in Brazil and the United States General Consulate in Recife visited the facilities of Águas do Sertão in Maceió on July 22. The company invested by Conasa Infraestrutura together with the Allonda Group provides sanitation services to 34 cities in the regions of Sertão and Agreste in Alagoas, benefiting more than 560 thousand inhabitants.

Members of the delegation, Acting Deputy Chief of Embassy Michelle Esperdy and the Consul General of Recife Jessica Simon, were received by Grupo Conasa's Engineering and Operations Superintendent, André Velloso, and by Grupo Allonda's Sanitation Operations Head, Antonio Hercules Neto.

The meeting progressed with the online participation of Consulate representative Christopher Alexander, Commercial Consul of the US Consulate General in Recife; Walter Kulakowski, US Treasury Advisor and Thales Demarchi, Commercial Specialist of the US Consulate General in São Paulo. It also counted with the participation of Moacir Rodovalho, Commercial Specialist of the US Consulate General in Recife; Paulo Boschiero, Financial Advisor of the Conasa Group; and David Perl, Matt Ale and Ana Carolina Farias, representatives of Generate Capital.