Responsible for autonomous stores in Manaus, Startup Lutti wins international award

Entrepreneurship

The competition was part of the TiE Founding Members Annual Retreat program

Manaus (AM) – Partner of the Nova Era Group in the implementation of autonomous stores in Manaus, Lutti was one of the six Brazilian startups that won the pitch competition (presentation). The award, of an international nature, is promoted by the Embassy of India in Brazil, the TiE Organization, focused on global entrepreneurship, and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil).

The competition was part of the TiE Founding Members Annual Retreat program, which took place in Rio de Janeiro and brought together a total of 21 Brazilian startups. Winning companies gain networking and mentoring opportunities with TiE Charter members and free entry to the TiE Global Summit (TGS) 2023, which takes place in November in Singapore.

The startup Lutti was represented by director Larissa Queiroz. She emphasizes the importance of this type of event, mainly for the exchange of experiences.

“It is an opportunity to highlight for large investors the work that is developed by Lutti in Amazonas, in partnership with the Nova Era Group”,

highlighted.

Lutti is a retail technology company that seeks to revolutionize the shopping experience through autonomous stores. Since 2021, the startup has partnered with Grupo Nova Era, which includes the brands Pátio Gourmet, Super Nova Era and Barato e Pronto.

In this supermarket model, the customer is responsible for the entire shopping experience, that is, he goes to the unit, chooses the product and completes the order in a quick, practical way, having technology as his main ally. The whole process is done in an individual and personalized way, according to your needs.

In 2023, the business is undergoing expansion, with the inauguration of new units in condominiums in Manaus. In the first six months of the year alone, eight units were inaugurated, which joined the first, opened in 2021. The forecast is to inaugurate three more units by the month of August.

*With advisory information

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