Mover Participações

Mover Participações is a Brazilian private conglomerate formerly known as Camargo Corrêa. The group traces its origins to 1939, when Sebastião Camargo founded the business in Jaú, in the interior of São Paulo state. Over time, it developed into a diversified corporate group composed of publicly traded companies, privately held companies, and shared-management structures. Its activities extend beyond Brazil into more than 20 countries, although the available reference material does not identify the complete current portfolio of subsidiaries, operating sectors, or consumer-facing brands. The group is now headquartered in São Paulo. Mover Participações should therefore be understood primarily as a holding and conglomerate identity rather than as a single product brand. Its business model is based on ownership interests, corporate coordination, and governance across a portfolio of companies. The historical Camargo Corrêa name remains important for understanding the group’s origins and corporate evolution, but the authoritative subject here is Mover Participações and not another company with a similar name. The group’s ownership history has included significant family influence. Dirce Camargo, the widow of founder Sebastião Camargo, was a major shareholder until her death in 2013. The available reference identifies Wilson Brumer as chairman of the board. Detailed information about the group’s current subsidiaries, financial performance, strategic priorities, and consumer offerings is not established by the supplied sources.

Mover Participações originated in 1939, when Sebastião Camargo established the business in Jaú, in the interior of São Paulo state. The enterprise later became associated with the Camargo Corrêa name and expanded into a broad Brazilian conglomerate. Its structure came to include both publicly traded and privately held companies, together with shared-management arrangements. The group’s activities developed beyond its home market, reaching Brazil and more than 20 additional countries. As the organization expanded, its corporate identity evolved from the historical Camargo Corrêa designation to Mover Participações. The group is headquartered in São Paulo today. Family ownership has been an important part of its history. Dirce Camargo, the founder’s widow, was a major shareholder until her death in 2013. The available reference material does not provide a complete chronology of the group’s subsidiaries, acquisitions, divestments, operating sectors, or rebranding process. It does establish that Mover Participações is a substantial private Brazilian conglomerate with a mixed portfolio structure and international reach. Wilson Brumer is identified as the current chairman of the board.

• 2013

  Death of Dirce Camargo

  [1]Mover Participaçõesen.wikipedia.org

  Dirce Camargo, the founder’s widow and a major shareholder, died in 2013.

• 1939

  Business founded in Jaú

  [1]Mover Participaçõesen.wikipedia.org

  Sebastião Camargo founded the business in Jaú, in the interior of São Paulo state, establishing the origins of the group later associated with Camargo Corrêa and Mover Participações.

Diversified Brazilian private conglomerate and holding group with domestic roots and international operations.

1. 1Mover Participaçõesen.wikipedia.org