Grazziotin S.A. Group is a Brazilian company that operates in retail, with four store chains, a financing company, a shopping mall, and a company in the agricultural sector, in addition to engaging in reforestation.

The group owns the chains Grazziotin, Franco Giorgi, PorMenos, and Tottal Casa & Conforto. Since 2004, Grazziotin has operated as a financing company, offering financing from two lines of credit.

The group also maintains Centro Shopping in Porto Alegre and operates in agriculture with the company Grato Agropecuária Ltda, located in Bahia. Also active in the reforestation sector, the group has over a thousand hectares with approximately 400 thousand trees.

The company's history began in 1950, and since then, the group has worked to achieve business expansion. In 1979, the company went public, starting to trade its shares on the stock exchange.

However, in its work, Grazziotin Group acts in a way that values its roots and culture, and based on basic principles and hard work, the company always seeks to operate innovatively and in an updated manner in the market.

The history of Grazziotin Group began in Italy, still in the 18th century. In search of new markets, the family opened the first store in 1950 in the city of Caxias do Sul, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.

During the following decade, however, Grazziotin Group experienced enormous growth in the retail market as it saw a decline in wholesale trade. The 1970s arrived, bringing with them a new management focused on the trade of furniture, appliances, and construction materials.

In 1979, the company celebrated 100 years of operation in the Brazilian market. At that time, the Administrative Center building was inaugurated, housing the company's administration in a single location to provide more agility in operations. It was during this same period that the company began to have shares traded on the stock exchange.

However, during the 1980s, the company changed its line of business, now serving the fashion market. This decade marked the group's modernization process, which also began to operate with construction materials.

In 1989, Grazziotin Group took another step by expanding its business into the agricultural sector, purchasing land in Bahia and founding Grato S/A in partnership with Todeschini.

However, it was during the 1990s that the company began the process of automating its stores, installing terminals, barcode readers, scanners, and printers.

In this sense, founded as a family business, Grazziotin Group transformed into four independently managed chains, which support each other to ensure the continuity of the services provided by the group.