While the Company is Nevada-licensed since 2005, Kummetz Corporation has always focused its efforts internationally, believing that economic development opportunities have no geographical boundaries. Much of Kummetz Corporation’s work has been focused in Brazil, where opportunities for cultivating exports and erecting building structures abound. By helping support Brazil’s business development, Kummetz Corporation believes it can increase economic opportunities in the country, and in doing so, help residents live better and more productive lives.
With Kummetz Construction & Projects Ltd. licensed in Brazil, Kummetz Corporation is able to foster new, innovative building projects as well as supporting already existing construction developments. Kummetz Corporation was originally licensed to develop finance in Brazil, and many of its construction projects are geared towards that end.
One of Kummetz Corporation’s primary goals in everything the Company does is to protect and preserve the environment. Kummetz Corporation is currently working in Brazil to produce sugar cane, which will then be combined with Ethanol the Company is developing on 90,000 acres of land currently under exploration. This will help create biofuels both for export and use in Brazil, which is an environmentally-friendly solution to the energy crisis.
Among Kummetz Corporation’s many building projects is the development of meat packaging and processing plants. Beef exports are large money-makers for Brazil, with millions of tons of beef being exported annually, bringing in billions of dollars a year. By building more meatpacking plants, Kummetz Corporation believes this amount could increase even further, taking advantage of the millions of head of cattle the country has available.
Kummetz Corporation is also investing in cultural development in Brazil. The country is perhaps best known for the Samba, a dance associated with Brazilian music throughout the world. Brazilian music and art are viable commodities, Kummetz Corporation explains, and by introducing these aspects of the Brazilian culture to the world, Kummetz Corporation believes it can provide avenues for artists in Brazil to express their talent to an international audience.
In addition to the Company’s work in South America and East Africa to ease the housing crisis there, Kummetz Corporation is also working with businesses and governments in Brazil to help the disabled and homeless. This will partially be done by working to strengthen the country’s educational structure, Kummetz Corporation says, which will then provide a better-educated workforce to help build the country’s economic infrastructure.
Kummetz Corporation has established a special fund to develop scholarships for Brazil residents who are disabled or homeless. These scholarships, according to a Kummetz Corporation spokesperson, will be used to provide educational opportunities and housing for these citizens. Kummetz Corporation will also use these scholarships to bring counseling services to homeless and disabled Brazilians, providing psychological services to citizens suffering from behavioral disorders.
Kummetz Corporation believes in the importance of its involvement in the local community. As such, Kummetz Corporation has a personal investment in making sure Brazilian citizens get access to educational resources and finances to provide housing and basic necessities for their families.
Kummetz Corporation’s international work expands far beyond Brazil. The company is involved in large civil projects in Colombia, Panama, Tanzania, Kenya, 
