Atech, from Embraer, aims to double its size by 2030 with drone traffic management
Embraer subsidiary bets on drone traffic and expansion outside Brazil, according to Bloomberg Línea.
BY THE X-TRADER NEWS NEWSROOM · REPORTING FROM BLOOMBERG LÍNEA · 2 MIN
Atech, a technology company controlled by Embraer (EMBJ3), wants to double its size by 2030 and sees controlling drone traffic as one of its main bets. The information is from Bloomberg Línea, which heard from the company's CEO, Rodrigo Persico.
According to Bloomberg Línea, the strategy involves expanding its presence in markets outside Brazil. Persico attributes the demand for customers abroad to the advancement of drones and security cameras, equipment that handles sensitive data.
In the civil market, the company is developing a new digital infrastructure solution: drone traffic management in airspace, known by the acronym UTM. The initiative adds to the ATM air traffic management portfolio, which has already been implemented in other countries.
Among the recent deliveries, the report mentions ATM systems installed in South Africa. The case shows that the portfolio already operates outside Brazil, and not just in projects in the domestic market.
What is at stake is the subsidiary's ability to grow without depending solely on the Brazilian market. The data available for this article does not provide a basis for comparing the goal of doubling in size or the values of the plan.
What changes for the investor
For those who follow EMBJ3, the relevant point is that Atech seeks growth on the air traffic and drone fronts, with an international presence. If the plan moves forward, the diversification of revenues within the group gains an additional component, but the effect on the result depends on execution and contracts that the report does not detail. This article does not provide a purchase or sale recommendation, nor price projections.
Automatically translated from Portuguese.
