Silvio Santos

Silvio Santos Group comprises 37 companies, with about twenty thousand employees, including the Urn of Happiness, the store chain's Chest, Leadership Capitalisation (which operates the Tele-Seine), Hotel Jequitimar and agricultural ventures, The Banco Panamericano received offers to buy in 2004 and 2005 financial groups in Brazil and abroad, but Silvio Santos has not relinquished his business.

Although considered a "buyer-born," Silvio got rid of some companies in the 1980s: the CLAM (Club Medical Assistance), the retirement plan and private Aposentec Tamakavy furniture stores. About CLAM, Silvio reiterated be very difficult to manage a healthcare company and that he would feel indirectly responsible for failures that caused death or serious injury.