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18 de outubro de 2012
A INDÚSTRIA BRASILEIRA DE PATROCÍNIO AGORA VALE $ 1 BILHÃO POR ANO / THE BRAZILIAN SPORTS SPONSORSHIP INDUSTRY IS NOW WORTH 41 BILLION PER YEAR.
"Os grandes negócios para 2014 já estão praticamente completos e é difícil ver muitos mais Tier 1 de ofertas para o Rio 2016", diz o autor do relatório, Simon Rines.
O negócio do vestuário desportivo foi
concluído na categoria Tier 3 e que é improvável que uma grande companhia aérea
se comprometeria a níveis do Nível 1 de passar no Brasil.
As empresas estatais têm
carteiras de patrocínio significativos utilizados por razões comerciais.
Certamente a Petrobras seria um candidato para um negócio de petróleo, mas tem
uma significativa carteira doméstica já. "
O relatório também mostra que dois dos
clubes de futebol líderes do país, Corinthians e Flamengo, atualmente estão sem
patrocinadores principais. Ambos estão esperando por grandes negócios, mas
nenhum clube tem acompanhado Corinthians no 'acordo de US $ 23 milhões, assinado
há dois anos, com a Hypermarcas do grupo farmacêutico.
“The
major deals for 2014 are now pretty much complete and it is difficult to see
many more Tier 1 deals for Rio 2016,” says report author Simon Rines.
Certainly Petrobras would be
a candidate for an oil deal, but it has a significant domestic portfolio
already.”
The
report also shows that two of the country’s leading football clubs, Corinthians
and Flamengo, are currently without primary sponsors. Both are holding out for
major deals, but no club has matched Corinthians’ $23 million deal, signed two
years ago, with pharmaceutical group Hypermarcas.
The
report shows that total rights fee expenditure is likely to fall after the Rio
2016 Games but this is down to the huge value added by the World Cup and
Olympics.
“It
is inevitable that spend will fall when that contribution is removed.”
A
major new TV deal, along with the new stadium developments, means that club
revenues are growing and set to continue that growth. Already several major
stars have returned to Brazil and the country’s clubs are retaining big name
players such as Neymar. It means that their value to sponsors is growing in
both domestic and overseas markets where Brazilian club football is achieving a
higher profile.
The
report concludes that the sponsorship spend in is Brazil is likely to be among
the top six globally for the next few years and the long-term outlook is for a dynamic
industry.
Source: Sponsorship Today. Photo: Reuters.
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