Mrs. Sadia, BRF is the most promising company in the country in 2015, says magazine

The BRF, owner of brands Perdigao and Sadia, the Brazilian company's more promising in 2015, according to rankings produced by Forbes magazine Brazil. The company took first place in the general ranking and in the food category.
Valued at about $ 55 billion, the BRF inaugurated, at the end of 2014, its largest factory outside of the country, United Arab Emirates. In addition to this fact, the magazine pointed out the company, businessman Abilio Diniz, as responsible for his prominence in the market.
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Diniz is a major shareholder of BRF, with 4% of the shares.
Elected to the post in April 2013, he is seen as responsible for the company's growth in the last year. Since taking, shares of BFR rose from R $ 45,80 for 62,90 Reais.
Diniz bought in December, 10% of the subsidiary of Carrefour in Brazil, by 1.8 billion and joined the Board of Directors also hers. The company is rival of Grupo Pão de Açúcar, founded by the father of the entrepreneur. Leader of the Brazilian retail, the Pão de Açúcar group became, in 2012, to be controlled by French Casino.
Other promises
The most promising companies in the country in 2015 were divided by Forbes Brazil in 16 categories. The winners are:
BRF (food and "food service") group Apothecary (personal hygiene and beauty)
Itaú Unibanco (banking and finance)
Odebrecht (civil engineering),
Bunge (agribusiness)
Hyundai (automotive)
Blue (airlines)
Kroton/Anhanguera (education)
Bradesco Saúde (pharmacist and health)
WEG (capital goods)
Totvs (information technology)
Vivo/Telefonica (telecommunications)
Google (digital economy)
Samsung (electronics and appliances)
RAIA/Drogasil (retail), BP Brazil (oil and gas)