A expansão internacional da cleantech pioneira no Brasil

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Levindo Santos
https://orcid.org/0009-0000-1873-705X

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Caso de ensino sobre uma startup brasileira de base científica e oriunda da academia nacional, pioneira no país na produção de fertilizantes orgânicos e organominerais de alta eficiência, a partir do tratamento de resíduos orgânicos urbanos, industriais e agropecuários (uma cleantech). O caso analisa alternativas de mercados e modelos operacionais para a expansão internacional das operações da startup, provocando uma reflexão mais ampla sobre os principais fatores de risco e os pré-requisitos inerentes à internacionalização de empresas nascentes e com acesso limitado a capital financeiro e humano.

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