What COOMAP does

COOMAP - Cooperativa Nacional de Transporte Corporativo is a Brazilian corporate transport cooperative founded in 1997, headquartered in São Sebastião do Passé in the Greater Metropolitan Region of Salvador, Bahia. The cooperative provides a comprehensive portfolio of corporate transport services including passenger transport (intercity, charter, executive, school, and taxi support services), cargo transport (intermunicipal, interstate, and international), dangerous goods transport, urban and hospital waste collection, and rental of construction machines and equipment with or without operators. It operates across more than 14 Brazilian states through a fleet spanning sedans, SUVs, executive vehicles, vans, buses, micro-buses, pick-ups, trucks, and specialized vehicles, supported by cooperative member-drivers who are trained in safe and defensive driving and occupational safety standards.

The cooperative is organized under Brazilian cooperativism law (Lei nº 5.764/71) and is owned and democratically governed by its member-cooperados through an Assembleia Geral, with formal structures including a Conselho de Administração, Diretoria Executiva, Conselho Fiscal, and Conselho de Ética e Disciplina, plus a compliance committee. There is no proprietary technology platform disclosed; the offering is fundamentally service-based, anchored on a qualified driver workforce, a maintained fleet, and 24-hour service availability. GTM is sales-led and relationship-driven, with dedicated commercial and operational teams delivering personalized feasibility studies to enterprise, government, and service-sector clients; the cooperative also reaches clients through industry events such as DIRECOOP and through an active ombudsman channel.

Revenue mechanics rely on quote-based, project-specific contracts: vehicle rental (with or without driver) is positioned as a recurring subscription-like engagement, passenger transport is contracted on a recurring basis with industrial, government, and education clients, cargo and dangerous goods transport similarly operate on recurring contract terms, while construction machine and equipment rental is the only primarily one-off transaction category. Named customers include multiple Petrobras entities (Refinaria Landulfo Alves, FAFEN Bahia, FAFEN Sergipe), CHESF, V&M, several Bahia municipal prefeituras (São Sebastião do Passé, Camaçari, Catu, Glória, Irará), the Câmara Municipal de São Sebastião do Passé, and additional corporate clients such as Confirme, Fundação José Carvalho, Moppclean, Limpec, and Ellinq. The cooperative is embedded in the national cooperative ecosystem through partnerships with SICOOB, COOPMETRO, RODACOOP, COOPERAZUL, COOPERTRAN, COOPERTAXI, integration into Rede Transporte, and affiliations with OCB (national) and OCEB (Bahia), with member training delivered via SESCOOP.

Name

COOMAP

Legal name

COOMAP - Cooperativa Nacional de Transporte Corporativo

Website

https://coomap.coop.br

Company type

Private

Founded year

1997

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

COOMAP is a 1997-founded Brazilian corporate transport cooperative headquartered in Bahia, providing passenger, cargo, dangerous goods, waste collection, and vehicle rental services across 14+ states to enterprise and government clients.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

São Sebastião Do Passé

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Vehicle Rental (with and without driver): COOMAP rents vehicles including sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, executive vehicles, vans, buses, micro-buses, pick-ups, trucks, and specialized vehicles. Rental can be with or without a driver/co-operator, covering passenger transport, cargo transport, dangerous goods, and construction machines/equipment without an operator.
2. Passenger Transport Services: 24-hour passenger transport including intercity, charter (municipal, intermunicipal, interstate, and international), school transport, taxi support services, and executive transport services using vehicles from basic to high-end categories.
3. Cargo and Materials Transport: Intermunicipal, interstate, and international road cargo transport; dangerous goods transport; and urban/hospital waste collection services.
4. Machine and Equipment Rental: Rental of construction machines and equipment without an operator, including tractors, muncks, and similar functional vehicles.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

COOMAP is a corporate transportation cooperative that rents vehicles (cars, SUVs, vans, buses, micro-buses, trucks, construction equipment) with or without a driver, and provides passenger transport, cargo transport, dangerous goods transport, and urban/hospital waste collection services. Each client demand undergoes a personalized feasibility study, and services are delivered 24 hours a day by a cooperative member-driver workforce operating a compliant, maintained fleet.

Product overview

COOMAP is a corporate transportation cooperative offering a unified portfolio of services centered on transportation solutions. The core offerings include 24-hour vehicle rental (Veículos 24h) for various vehicle types (trucks, buses, vans, utility vehicles, construction equipment) and 24-hour driver services (Motorista 24h) covering passenger transport, cargo, hazardous products, waste collection, and school transport. The company operates a diversified fleet branded as Transporte Corporativo for passenger services and Veículos Funcionais for cargo/functional vehicles. Fleet quality assurance (Garantia de Frota) and qualified driver training (Motoristas Qualificados) support the service delivery across industries, government entities, schools, and tourism sectors.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Quantifiable outcome

• More than 29 years of experience in the corporate transport market
• +1 more outcomes

Named customers16 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• SICOOBcoreOthersSICOOB (Sistema de Cooperativas de Crédito do Brasil) is one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle of cooperativism. SICOOB is a large Brazilian cooperative credit system with broad national presence.
• COOPMETROcoreOthersCOOPMETRO is listed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle. It operates in the metro transport sector.
• RODACOOPcoreOthersRODACOOP is listed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle. It is a road transport cooperative.
• COOPERAZULcoreOthersCOOPERAZUL is listed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle.
• COOPERTRANcoreOthersCOOPERTRAN is listed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle. It is a transport cooperative.
• LIG TENHA COOPERATIVA MISTAminorOthersListed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle of cooperativism.
• COOPERTAXIcoreOthersCOOPERTAXI is listed as one of COOMAP's main partner cooperatives under the intercooperation principle, specifically supporting taxi support and taxi central services.
• OCB (Organização das Cooperativas Brasileiras)coreOthersCOOMAP is affiliated with OCB through its Ramo Transporte council representation. OCB is the national apex organization for Brazilian cooperatives, providing representation and institutional support.
• SESCOOPcoreOthersSESCOOP (Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem do Cooperativismo) is COOMAP's partner for training and education of cooperative members. SESCOOP provides courses and development programs required for COOMAP's governance structure (e.g., CONAD members must have completed SESCOOP courses).
• Rede TransportecoreOthersCOOMAP integrates the Rede Transporte, described as one of the largest cooperative purchasing centers in Brazil, providing synergies in procurement and scale benefits for the cooperative.
• OCEB (Organização das Cooperativas do Estado da Bahia)coreOthersCOOMAP is affiliated with OCEB (Sindicato e Organização das Cooperativas do Estado da Bahia), which represents and supports cooperatives in the state of Bahia.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Emerging players

• 99 (Didi Chuxing): Brazilian ride-hailing platform that overlaps with COOMAP's taxi support services. While not a direct fleet-based competitor, it competes for the same corporate/executive passenger mobility spend that COOMAP addresses.

Direct peers

• Movida: Major Brazilian car rental and fleet management company with a dedicated corporate and government segment (Movida Gestão). Directly competes with COOMAP in rental fleets for industrial and government clients.
• Unidas: Brazilian fleet management and rental company (now operating under Localiza's umbrella but historically a peer brand) serving corporate fleets; offers comparable outsourced transport and vehicle rental services to COOMAP.
• ALD Automotive Brazil: International fleet management and vehicle leasing provider with significant Brazilian operations focused on B2B corporate clients. Directly comparable to COOMAP in fleet outsourcing and long-term rental for enterprises.
• Localiza: Brazil's largest car rental and fleet management operator with strong corporate accounts business (LocAgora). Directly comparable to COOMAP in offering corporate vehicle rental and outsourced transport to enterprises and government.
• Kinto Brasil: Toyota's mobility and fleet management brand in Brazil offering corporate vehicle subscription, leasing, and fleet outsourcing. Comparable to COOMAP's corporate vehicle rental and driver services model.

Broad incumbents

• Águia Branca: Large Brazilian passenger transport group with road, urban, and intercity bus operations across multiple states. Comparable in scale and multi-state passenger transport footprint, though focused more on scheduled B2C services than corporate B2B.

Regional players

• Expresso Guanabara: Major Northeast Brazilian passenger bus operator with a strong intercity and charter transport presence in regions COOMAP serves. Comparable on multi-state passenger transport and charter services; differs in being consumer-focused rather than B2B.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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