CITYCORP USA · INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURERS

Does your company need a U.S. factory — or does it need customers first?

Validate the market, regions, buyers and entry models before committing CAPEX.

Machinery · equipment · components · systems · industrial technology · technical B2B products

Machining equipment, a metal component and a technician at an industrial manufacturing facility.

MARKET → BUYERS → ENTRY

Market first. CAPEX second.

MARKET

ACCOUNTS

ENTRY

Two professionals wearing protective equipment review a technical drawing at an industrial facility.

01 — VALIDATE

Is there a real U.S. opportunity for our company?

Market first. Investment second. The Assessment organizes industrial applications, differentiators, priority sectors, competition, barriers and entry conditions.

U.S. Industrial Opportunity Assessment

EXECUTIVE OUTCOME · THREE POSSIBLE PATHS

GO

Proceed

NO-GO

Do not proceed

GO WITH CONDITIONS

Proceed with conditions

Pipeline before infrastructure.

Infrastructure should grow in line with the validated opportunity. Not every company needs to start with a factory, warehouse or full local team.

MARKET ACCESS

Exporting

Representation

Distribution

COMMERCIAL AND LOGISTICS PRESENCE

Commercial presence

Warehouse

Assembly

INDUSTRIAL PRESENCE

Contract manufacturing

Acquisition

Industrial operation / Greenfield

Potential entry models. These are not mandatory stages or a commitment to infrastructure before commercial validation.

02 — STRUCTURE

Who will we sell to, and how should we enter?

U.S. Market Validation & Sales Architecture

Priority markets

Segmentation, regions, industrial applications and competitors.

Accounts and buyers

Target accounts, plants, projects, CAPEX, procurement and decision-makers.

Commercial model

Channels, distributors, integrators, supplier requirements and sales process.

U.S. Industrial Opportunity Map + sales architecture. Deliverables are defined according to the project scope.

Evaluate whether an FTZ strategy could be relevant to your operation.

Imports of materials, components and equipment, assembly, manufacturing, re-exporting and logistics inform the initial screening. No guaranteed savings.

Commercial strategy guides the local structure.

The CityCorp Advisor coordinates specialists as needed. Regulated services are performed by the appropriately licensed professionals.

03 — DEVELOP

How do you turn a validated market into pipeline and business?

U.S. Commercial Launch & Acceleration

01

Prospect target accounts

Stakeholder engagement and meeting development.

02

Develop opportunities

Follow-up, account planning, sales cadence and pipeline management.

03

Sustain commercial operations

Support for the Brazilian team, U.S. commercial coordination and ongoing intelligence.

Before committing CAPEX, validate the market.

Share your company profile, objectives and investment capacity for an initial qualification conversation.

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