Chicago, IL (MMD Newswire) March 10, 2009 -- Frank Lynn & Associates has joined forces with their Brazilian business partner Magnus Landmann to release an important new research study on Brazil's surprisingly stable construction market along with a brief economic overview of Latin American.

The study begins with a comparative analysis of the United States versus Brazilian construction market. The Brazil market grew approximately 9.5% in 2008. The Brazil construction market study includes size, trends, outlook, growth opportunities and competitive reviews.

The study also offers a profile, opportunity assessment and competitive overview of the all major building material components including paints and varnishes, cement, ceramic tiles, sanitary accessories/metal fixtures, wood flooring and paneling, vinyl flooring, lighting, glass, steel, plastics, drywall, aluminum and roofing.

Both the Latin American and North American consulting partners involved in the study are able to take on key initiatives with companies who wish to take action based on the findings in this report.

Frank Lynn & Associates is the preeminent consulting and research firm in the field of go-to-market strategy. Founded in 1973, the firm brings an unmatched array of partner selection/management experience to its clients.

Magnus Landmann is a leading market intelligence and strategy consulting company in Brazil. Since 1986, they have built a national reputation for excellence in delivering best-in-class consulting and research services for construction, automotive, and industrial suppliers.

To get a copy of the Latin America and Brazilian Construction Market Study while supplies last, go to: http://franklynn.com/resources/?t=2540&st=4017

For questions, send an email to kedmunds@franklynn.com or call Karl at 312-558-4866

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