Infrastructure

The port of Rio presented an average growth of 20% in passenger volume over the past 13 years.

Rio de Janeiro Port Traffic Indicators

	2009	2010	2010	2011	2012	2013
Passengers	410.598	517.017	552.479	598.838	520.104	332.831
Containers (TEU)*	350.295	315.489	315.489	415.455	437.205	357.350
Total cargo (tons)	6.769.028	6.946.638	6.946.637	7.706.623	7.758.349	8.858.836

Source: ANTAQ, National Agency of Waterway Transportation and Ministry of Tourism.
Note: *TEU - twenty foot equivalent unit. Unit of measurement of a container's capacity.

Ranking of Brazilian organized ports by total cargo movement – 2013

¹Source: INFRAERO, Brazilian Airport Infrastructure Company. Superintendence of Planning and Management - PRPG.

In 2012, the number of passengers passing through the Galeão International and Santos Dumont airports had grown 14% and 8% in two years.

Fingers¹ - 2014

#	Airport	City	State	#	%
1	Tom Jobim	Rio	RJ	38	17%
2	Brasília	Brasília	DF	29	13%
3	Cumbica	Guarulhos	SP	25	11%
4	Santos Dumont	Rio	RJ	20	9%
5	Viracopos	Campinas	SP	19	8%
6	T. Neves	Cofins	MG	17	7%
7	Afonso Pena	S.J. dos Pinhais	PR	14	6%
8	Congonhas	São Paulo	SP	12	5%
	Other Airports			17	9%
Total				191	85%

¹ Finger is a term used by Infraero and it is synonymous to jetway or airbridge.
Source: Infraero; Rio Negócios.

# Weekly Direct International Flights

	From	2010	% Brasil	2011	% Brazil	2012	% Brazil	2013	% Brazil
	RJ	202	19%	259	22%	270	23%	244	21%
	Brazil	1066		1200		1192		1173

Source: Infraero; Rio Negócios.

Heliports located in the City - 2013

Name	Use	Dimensions (m)	Capacity (t)	Neighborhood
AGO	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Barra da Tijuca
Banco Central	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	3,0 t	Centro
Banco Itaú-RJ	Private	18m x 18m	3,0 t	São Cristóvão
Barra Green	Private	18m x 18m	4,0 t	Barra da Tijuca
BNDES	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	4,30 t	Centro
Bolsa-RJ	Private	20,6m x 20,6m	5,0 t	Centro
Cândido Mendes	Private	18m x 18m	3,0 t	Centro
Carreteiro	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	5,0 t	Paciência
Catedral Mundial da Fé	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Del Castilho
CCN - Torre Norte	Private	21m x 21m	4,5 t	Cidade Nova
Centro Empresarial Botafogo	Private	21,5m x 21,5m	4,0 t	Botafogo
Centro Empresarial Mourisco	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	2,0 t	Botafogo
Centro Empresarial Senado	Private	27m x 27m	10,0 t	Centro
CEO	Private	21m x 21m	4,0 t	Barra da Tijuca
Clube CEU	Private	18,4m x 18,4m	3,0 t	Jacarepaguá
COM-CN-Cidade Nova	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Cidade Nova
Dona Marta	Private	18m x 18m	2,0 t	Botafogo
Edifício Serrador	Private	18m x 18m	3,0 t	Centro
Edifício Torre Almirante	Private	20,6m x 20,6m	4,0 t	Centro
Edise	Private	24m x 24m	6,0 t	Centro
Furnas Centrais Elétricas S/A	Private	18 m x 18 m	5,0 t	Botafogo
Grota Funda	Private	24m x 24m	6,0 t	Recreio dos Bandeirantes
Hospital Municipal Ronaldo Gazolla	Private	21m x 21m	6,0 t	Acarai
Hospital Copa D'or	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	4,0 t	Copacabana
Huck	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	3,0 t	Joatinga
INTO	Private	24m x 24m	6,0 t	Cajú
Lagoa	Private	18m x 18m	10,0 t	Lagoa
Mário Henrique Simonsen	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Barra da Tijuca
Méier Medical Center	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	4,0 t	Todos os Santos
Ministro Nelson Hungria	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Centro
Morro da Urca	Private	18m x 18m	2,0 t	Urca
Multiplan	Private	19,5m x 19,5m	2,7 t	Centro
Ouro Negro	Private	21m x 21m	4,3 t	Maracanã
Palacio Guanabara	Private	21m x 21m	5,0 t	Laranjeiras
Paquetá	Private	28m x 28m	9,0 t	Paquetá
Prefeitura do Rio de Janeiro	Private	24m x 24m	5,0 t	Lagoa
Projac	Private	21m x 21m	10,0 t	Jacarepaguá
Recreio	Private	18,9m x 18,9m	10,0 t	Recreio dos Bandeirantes
Rio Alpha	Private	24m x 24m	6,0 t	Centro
Rio - Bravo	Private	24m x 24m	6,0 t	Centro
Rio Centro	Private	28,5m x 28,5m	9,0 t	Barra da Tijuca
Rio Sul Center	Private	21m x 21m	2,6 t	Botafogo
Lagoa	Private	18m x 18m	10,0 t	Lagoa

Note: Heliports registered with the Air Force only.
Source: ROTAER - ICA (Air Force Cartography Institute).

Installed Capacity - MW

	2009	2010	2011	2012
Brazil	106.569	113.327	117.135	120.973
City of Rio de Janeiro	8.411	8.454	8.503	7.991

Source: Energy Research Company (EPE). Electric Power Statistical Yearbook - 2011

Electric Power Generation - GWh

	2009	2010	2011	2012
Brazil	462.976	509.223	531.758	552.498
City of Rio de Janeiro	29.369	42.803	38.540	47.610

Annual consumption of electric power - City of Rio de Janeiro

	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012
Annual consumption (1) (MWh)	13.486.959	13.717.623	14.282.805	14.511.867	16.901.704	17.108.243
Annual total of consumer units	2.489.822	2.517.224	2.564.262	2.606.937	2.627.851	2.580.877
Annual average consumption by Consumer Unit (MWh)	5,42	5,45	5,57	5,57	6,43	6,63
Average annual consumption by inhabitant (MWh / hab)	2,18	2,20	2,28	2,30	2,66	2,68

Source: Light Serviços de Eletricidade S.A./ IPP (population projection).
Note: (1) - Includes the following categories of electric power consumption: residential, industrial, commercial, rural, government, public illumination, public service and own consumption.

Electric power consumer units - 2012

Consumption class	Brazil	City of Rio de Janeiro
Residential	61.697.228	2.354.708
Industrial	572.821	7.063
Commercial, Services and Others	5.270.878	212.539
Rural	4.129.147	225
Government	535.825	5.194
Public Illumination	83.342	81
Public Service (1)	75.831	873
Own Consumption	11.973	196
Rural Aquaculture	-	-
Rural Irrigation	-	-
Total	72.377.045	2.580.877

Electric power consumption - MW - 2010

	Brazil	State of Rio de Janeiro
Residential	106.841.739	5.988.844
Industrial	77.317.510	1.116.469
Commercial, Services and Others	66.724.268	5.023.741
Rural	13.772.295	2.240
Government	12.679.538	1.245.823
Public Illumination	11.895.928	442.477
Public Service (1)	11.271.966	624.072
Own Consumption	654.163	68.201
Rural Aquaculture	392.017	-
Rural Irrigation	3.966.234	-
Total	305.515.658	14.511.867

Source: (Brazil) - National Agency of Electrical Energy, ANEEL. Available in: http://rad.aneel.gov.br/ReportServerSAD?%2fSAD_REPORTS%2fConsumidoresConsumoReceitaTarifaMedia-ClasseConsumo&rs:Command=Render acesso 15-03-2012. (Rio de Janeiro) - Light Serviços de Eletricidade S.A./ IPP - Data Warehouse.
Note: (1) - Included in the Public Service category are: water, sewage, sanitation and electrical traction.

Total population, served urban population and water supply index (inhab) - 2012

	Total Population (2)	Served Population	Supply Index (%) (1)
Brazil (urban)	193.976.530	147.031.404	75,8
State of Rio de Janeiro	6.390.290	5.824.344	91,1

Water volume produced by the water supply system (1,000 m3 /year) - 2012

	Total volume produced (1.000 m3 /year)	(%)
Brazil	12.887.809	100%
State of Rio de Janeiro	1.034.288	8%

Source : Ministry of Cities - National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation - National Information System on Sanitation, SNIS.
Available on http://www.snis.gov.br. Access on 3/19/2012 - Data made available by CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro).
Notes: (1) - Average value for serving of urban population.

Water consumption volume (1,000 m3 /year) - 2012

	Total volume consumed (1,000 m3 / year)	(%)
Brazil	9.359.606	100%
State of Rio de Janeiro	660.085	7%

Source : Ministry of Cities - National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation - National Information System on Sanitation - SNIS - Available on http://www.snis.gov.br.
Access on 3/19/2012 - Data made available by CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro).
Note: Water volume consumed - Annual water volume consumed by all users, including the micromeasured volume, the estimated consumption volume for connections without water meters or with an inactive water meter and the volume of treated water exported.

Number of active residential sewage connections - 2009

	Total	(%)
Brazil	28.943.994	100,0
State of Rio de Janeiro	1.515.778	5,2

Source : Ministry of Cities - National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation - National Information System on Sanitation - SNIS - Available at http://www.snis.gov.br.
Accessed on 3/20/2012 - Data made available by CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro).
Note: Economy - Houses, apartments, commercial units, offices, industries, public agencies and alike, existing in a specific building, which are served by the water supply and/or sewage systems.

Collected sewage volume (1,000 m3 / year) - 2009

	Total Volume Collected (1,000 m³ /year)	(%)
Brazil	5.704.835	100,0
State of Rio de Janeiro	414.798	7,3

Source : Ministry of Cities - National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation - National Information System on Sanitation - SNIS - Available at http://www.snis.gov.br.
Accessed on 3/19/2012 - Data made available by CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro).
Note - The calculation base for the estimate of the annual sewage volume released into the collection network considers, on average, 80% to 85% of the water volume consumed in the economies.

Treated sewage index - 2009

	(%)
Brazil (1)	38,7
State of Rio de Janeiro	79,6

Source : Ministry of Cities - National Secretariat of Environmental Sanitation - National Information System on Sanitation - SNIS - Ranking de Saneamento 2009.
Available at http://www.snis.gov.br. Accessed on 3/19/2012- Data made available by CEDAE (Rio de Janeiro).
(1) Based on 81 cities in the country.

Rio de Janeiro has 96% of its passenger traffic concentrated in road transportation.

Passenger traffic by mode of transportation: road, rail, water and air - City of Rio de Janeiro - 2010

	Passengers (number x 1,000)	%
Road	1.160.638	96,1
Bus	860.062	71,2
Subway	164.241	13,6
Train	135.751	11,2
Streetcar	584	0,05
Waterways	26.530	2,2
Airway	20.169	1,7
Total	1.207.336	100,0

Source: City Superintendence of Urban Transportation, SMTU. RIOÔNIBUS; Companhia do Metropolitano do Rio de Janeiro - Subway-RJ;
Opportrans Concessão Metroviária S.A.- METRÔ RIO; Companhia Fluminense de Trens Urbanos – Flumitrens; SuperVia S.A.; Transporte Marítimo e 'Turismo S.A.- TRANSTUR;
Barcas S.A.; Companhia de Navegação do Estado do Rio de Janeiro - CONState of Rio de Janeiro; Brazilian Airport Infrastructure Company - INFRAERO.

Individual and public fixed telephone lines - 2012

Fixed lines	City of Rio de Janeiro	Brazil
Installed (1)
Total	2.997.606	44.854.446
Individual	2.971.978	43.906.731
Public	25.628	947.715
In service (2)
Total	1.935.267	29.887.806
Individual	1.909.639	28.940.125
Public	25.628	947.715

Source: ANATEL. Available at http://sistemas.anatel.gov.br/sgmu/ - Last access on 2/20/2012.
Notes:
(1) Installed lines is the total formed by all the fixed lines that have all the necessary facilities to be in service.
(2) Lines in service are the installed lines that are placed at the disposal of the users, including public use terminals (TUP).

Teledensity - 2012

	Teledensity (access/100 inhabitants) (1)	Population (2)
City of Rio de Janeiro	46,7	6.320.446
Brazil	136,0	201.774.168

Fonte: ANATEL
Source: ANATEL
Notes: (1) Teledensity Calculation - Pereira Passos Municipal Urbanism Institute - IPP.
(2) IBGE, Monthly projections of Brazil's population until November 2010. "

Individual and public fixed telephone lines - 2012

Fixed lines	City of Rio de Janeiro	Brazil
Installed (1)
Total	2.997.606	44.854.446
Individual	2.971.978	43.906.731
Public	25.628	947.715
In service (2)
Total	1.935.267	29.887.806
Individual	1.909.639	28.940.125
Public	25.628	947.715

Source: ANATEL. Available at http://sistemas.anatel.gov.br/sgmu/ - Last access on 2/20/2012.
Notes: (1) Installed lines is the total formed by all the fixed lines that have all the necessary facilities to be in service. (2) Lines in service are the installed lines that are placed at the disposal of the users, including public use terminals (TUP).

Rio de Janeiro has a teledensity of 47 lines per 100 inhabitants, much higher that the Brazilian average of 21 fixed lines available per 100 Brazilians.

Teledensity - 2012

	Teledensity (access/100 inhabitants) (1)	Population (2)
City of Rio de Janeiro	46,7	6.320.446
Brazil	136,0	201.774.168

Source: ANATEL
Notes:
(1) Teledensity Calculation - Pereira Passos Municipal Urbanism Institute - IPP.
(2) IBGE, Monthly projections of Brazil's population until November 2010. "

Source: Teleco, Intelligence in Telecommunications. http://www.teleco.com.br.
Note: Cell phone density = cell phones per 100 inhabitants.
Available at: http://www.teleco.com.br/ncel_hist.asp. Time: 11:24 on 3/20/12.

% of Brazilian household residents with access to means of communication

	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012
Radio	88,1%	88,9%	87,9%	81,4%	83,4%	80,9%
Television	94,5%	95,1%	95,7%	95,0%	96,9%	97,2%
Telephone (landline or cell phone)	77,0%	82,1%	84,3%	87,9%	89,9%	91,2%
Computer	26,6%	31,2%	34,7%	38,3%	42,9%	46,4%
Computer with Internet access	20,2%	23,8%	27,4%	31,9%	36,5%	40,3%

Source: Teleco. Statistics on Brazilian households. Available at: http://www.teleco.com.br/pnad.asp.
Note: Projection for internet access in the year 2010 considering the average annual growth of the previous years

Number of piped gas consumers by type of gas and consumer class

Type of gas and consumer classes	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005
Total	571 447	576 500	588 401	594 957	607 601	635 397	668 022	705 635

Residential	560 711	566 086	578 061	584 309	597 014	624 414	656 963	694 196
Commercial	10 278	9 966	9 906	10 169	10 055	10 359	10 370	10 680
Industrial	434	419	371	383	405	419	398	422

Manufactured Gas	475 003	443 606	436 119	432 346	393 583	316 124	228 715	143 000

Residential	465 257	434 549	427 609	424 340	386 215	309 973	223 580	139 208
Industrial	212	188	138	132	125	119	85	81

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)	6 283	6 307	7 355	8 718	9 191	10 377	11 748	12 025

Commercial	10	8	8	9	9	8	27	27
Industrial	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	0

Natural Gas	90 161	126 587	144 927	153 893	204 827	308 896	427 559	550 610

Residential	89 182	125 239	143 106	151 261	201 618	304 073	421 663	542 990
Commercial	734	1 089	1 526	2 286	2 803	4 319	5 293	6 942
Industrial	221	230	232	250	279	299	312	341
Automotive	24	29	63	96	127	205	291	337

Type of gas and consumer classes	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013
Total	710 761	724 786	735 656	746 739	758 509	777 757	798 289	818 256

Residential	699 419	713 498	724 393	735 475	747 269	766 472	786 837	807 007
Commercial	10 538	10 562	10 507	10 509	10 477	10 511	10 675	10 481
Industrial	437	342	349	334	332	337	332	324

Manufactured Gas	54 653	0	0	0	0	0	-	-

Residential	51 976	0	0	0	0	0	-	-
Industrial	80	0	0	0	0	0	-	-

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)	11 797	12 624	13 041	12 704	12 707	13 145	13 079	12 980

Commercial	28	28	29	31	30	29	30	31
Industrial	0	1	1	1	1	1	-	-

Natural Gas	644 311	712 162	722 615	734 035	745 802	764 612	785 210	805 276

Residential	635 674	700 903	711 382	722 803	734 593	753 357	773 788	794 058
Commercial	7 913	10 534	10 478	10 478	10 447	10 482	10 645	10 450
Industrial	357	341	348	333	331	336	332	324
Automotive	367	384	407	421	431	437	445	444

Source: State Gas Company - CEG

Trash-o-Meter - Collection of public trash in the city (values in tons/month)

Planning Area	2010	2011	2012
AP1 (Centro e Região Portuária)	76.935	95.868	104.128
AP2 (Zona Sul e Grande Tijuca)	141.746	160.223	144.853
AP3 (Zona da Leopoldina)	353.139	426.082	437.470
AP4 (Barra e Adjacências)	127.544	140.053	126.531
AP5 (Zona Oeste)	275.813	328.356	315.447
TOTAL City of Rio de Janeiro	975.177	1.150.582	1.128.429

Source: COMLURB - Municipal Urban Cleaning Company

The City of Rio de Janeiro offers 28,380 hospital beds in 3,749 Health Units.

Health Unit Breakdown by Administrative Sphere in the City of Rio de Janeiro - 2013/14

	Type	Total (Health Units)
	Federal	65
	State	166
	City	318
	Private	4645
	Total Public	549
	Total Private	4645
	Total	5194

Source: http://cnes.datasus.gov.br/ - Consultation by Administrative Spheres on 3/26/2012
Note: Health Unit (aggregates all the existing categories, from Clinics to Hospitals).

Number of Hospital Beds in the City of Rio de Janeiro - 2013/14

Type	Existing	SUS	Without SUS	% Beds with SUS
Surgical	6764	3416	3348	51%
Clinical	7198	3023	4175	42%
Complementary	4878	1087	3791	22%
Obstetric	1864	1112	752	60%
Pediatric	1534	859	675	56%
Other Specialties	4247	2679	1568	63%
DIA Hospital	804	397	407	49%
TOTAL CLINICAL + SURGICAL	13962	6439	7523	46%
GENERAL TOTAL (EXCEPT COMPLEMENTARY)	22411	11486	10925	51%
GENERAL TOTAL	36373	17925	18448	49%

Source: http://cnes.datasus.gov.br/ - Consultation by Beds on 3/26/2012
Analysis: Rio Negócios
Note¹: Without SUS - Without agreement with Sus
Note²:
Complementary: Intermediate Unit, Isolation Unit and Adult, pediatric, neonatal ICU, and Burn Unit.
Other Specialties: Chronics, Psychiatry, Rehabilitation, Pneumology, Care of Minors. Hospital DIA: Surgical/Diagnostic/Therapeutic, AIDS, Post-Transplant Care, Geriatrics, Mental Health.

The city of Rio de Janeiro has the largest proportion of teaching hospitals in Brazil.

Number of Teaching Hospitals by State Capital and State - 2011

	Capital	UF	% Capital/Brasil
Rio de Janeiro - RJ	14	21	7%
São Paulo - SP	13	48	7%
Belo Horizonte - MG	11	22	6%
Curitiba - PR	8	15	4%
Fortaleza - CE	8	9	4%
Recife - PE	8	8	4%
Porto Alegre - RS	7	18	4%
Salvador - BA	6	6	3%
Brasília - DF	4	6	2%
Manaus - AM	4	4	2%
Florianópolis - SC	3	7	2%
Belém - PA	3	4	2%
Goiânia - GO	3	3	2%
Natal - RN	2	3	1%
Vitória - ES	2	2	1%
Campo Grande - MS	2	2	1%
Cuiabá - MT	2	2	1%
Teresina - PI	2	2	1%
Maceió - AL	2	2	1%
João Pessoa - PB	1	2	1%
São Luis - MA	1	1	1%
Aracaju - SE	1	1	1%
Rio Branco - AC	0	0	0%
Macapá - AP	0	0	0%
Porto Velho - RO	0	0	0%
Boa Vista - RR	0	0	0%
Palmas - TO	0	0	0%
Total		188

Source: http://cnes.datasus.gov.br/ - Consultation by Teaching Hospitals on 3/26/2012
Analysis: Rio Negócios
Note: UF (Capital + Other Cities)

Safety Indicators

	2006	2013	%2013/2016
2nd Degree Murder	2.465	1.324	-46%
Robbery Homicide¹	117	52	-56%
Vehicle Theft	11.544	7.654	-34%

Arrests

	2006	2013	%2013/2006
Arrests	6.757	11.142	165%

Robbery

	2006	2013	%2013/2006
Total Robberies	82.163	63.202	-23,08%
House robberies	595	545	-8,40%
Car Theft	24.658	12.384	-49,78%
Thefts in Buses	4.899	3.597	-26,58%
Bank robbery	39	6	-84,62%
Cell phone theft	4.526	3.325	-26,54%
Pedestrian robbery	30.194	30.494	+1,00%

Pacifying Police Units (UPPs)

Year	UPP	Nº of Communities	Benefited Population	Troop Strength
2008	Santa Marta	1	8.000	123
2009	Cidade de Deus, Jardim Batan, Babilônia, Chapéu Mangueira, Pavão-Pavãozinho e Cantagalo	21	112.446	654
2010	Tabajaras, Cabritos, Providência, Borel, Formiga, Andaraí, Salgueiro, Turano e Macacos	34	59.771	1.590
2011	São João, Matriz, Quieto, Coroa, Fallet, Fogueteiro, Escondidinho, Prazeres, São Carlos e Mangueira	18	75.065	1.229
2012	Rocinha e Alemão	23	199.133	1.900
2013	Cerro-Corá, Caju, Barreira/TuiutÍ, Jacarezinho, Manguinhos, Camarista Méier, Arará/Mandela, Lins	59	136.369	2.301
	Total	97	454.415	5.496

Source: ASCOM SEGEG.
Note: Benefited Population = population of the community + population of the surrounding areas

UOP - Unidades de Ordem Pública

Local	Implementation Date	Troop Strength	Coverage (thousand m²)
Tijuca	18/04/2011	225	655
Centro	05/09/2011	420	975
Leblon	27/10/2011	220	662
Ipanema	05/12/2011	234	470
Copacabana	24/01/2012	285	380
Catete	16/05/2012	347	775
Méier	11/09/2012	267	500
Porto Maravilha	26/12/2012	267	1.000
	TOTAL	2.265	5.417

Source: SEOP.

Number of Industrial Establishments by Planning Area (AP) - 2010

	AP1	AP2	AP3	AP4	AP5	TOTAL
Mineral Extraction	70	46	12	35	8	171
Non-metallic Minerals	14	7	83	23	67	194
Metallurgical Industry	89	30	400	46	125	690
Mechanical Industry	89	37	255	63	12	456
Electric Material and Communications Industry	36	11	95	23	20	185
Transportation Material Industry	35	15	70	23	53	196
Lumber and furniture industry	25	13	153	35	46	272
Paper, cardboard, editorial and graphic industry	334	174	437	129	74	1148
Rubber, tobacco, leather, furs and similar and sundry industries	127	258	147	125	42	699
Chemical industry of pharmaceutical products, veterinarian products, perfumes...	110	49	359	77	71	666
Textile Industry (clothing and other textiles)	249	230	436	155	145	1215
Footwear industry	4	2	12	-	2	20
Food, beverages and ethyl alcohol industry	156	187	382	178	157	1060
Public service Industrial services	100	43	63	30	17	253
Total	1438	1102	2094	942	839	7225

Source: Armazém de Dados http://www.armazemdedados.rio.rj.gov.br/

Number of Job Positions by Planning Area (AP) - 2010

	AP1	AP2	AP3	AP4	AP5	TOTAL
Mineral Extraction	8.681	1.682	100	1.540	45	12.048
Rubber, tobacco, leather, furs and similar and sundry industries	1.808	2.244	2.425	988	5.059	12.524
Lumber and furniture industry	187	100	1.647	689	578	3.201
Footwear industry	74	9	511	-	4	598
Transportation Material Industry	3.175	554	5.497	383	392	10.001
Food, beverages and ethyl alcohol industry	3.769	6.869	8.445	10.951	5.799	35.833
Electric Material and Communications Industry	513	94	1.949	1.249	97	3.902
Paper, cardboard, editorial and graphic industry	7.277	1.195	6.273	1.701	3.375	19.821
Mechanical Industry	2.482	1.311	6.837	1.498	2.481	14.609
Metallurgical Industry	937	250	6.741	616	7.128	15.672
Chemical industry of pharmaceutical products, veterinarian products, perfumes...	16.462	2.530	11.265	4.719	4.053	39.029
Textile Industry (clothing and other textiles)	5.256	1.834	13.456	1.891	2.537	24.974
Non-metallic Minerals	354	55	2.621	352	1.606	4.988
Public service Industrial services	13.901	22.303	1.967	551	2.621	41.343
Total	64.876	41.030	69.734	27.128	35.775	238.543

Source: Armazém de Dados http://www.armazemdedados.rio.rj.gov.br/

% of Job Positions by Type of Industrial Establishment - 2010

	Establishments	Jobs	% Jobs/ Establishments
Mineral Extraction	180	12.048	67
Rubber, tobacco, leather, furs and similar and sundry industries	731	12.524	17
Lumber and furniture industry	290	3.201	11
Footwear industry	23	598	26
Transportation Material Industry	174	10.001	57
Food, beverages and ethyl alcohol industry	1.116	35.833	32
Electric Material and Communications Industry	186	3.902	21
Paper, cardboard, editorial and graphic industry	1.182	19.821	17
Mechanical Industry	533	14.609	27
Metallurgical Industry	738	15.672	21
Chemical industry of pharmaceutical products, veterinarian products, perfumes...	696	39.029	56
Textile Industry (clothing and other textiles)	1.282	24.974	19
Non-metallic Minerals	217	4.988	23
Public service Industrial services	282	41.343	147
TOTAL	7.630	238.543

Source: Armazém de Dados http://www.armazemdedados.rio.rj.gov.br/

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