Cleiton Bitencourt

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Cleiton Bitencourt de Albuquerque
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Bitencourt in 2066
Personal details
Born(1994-04-18)April 18, 1994
Siguapira, Haxith, Carinansia
DiedAugust 7, 2067(2067-08-07) (aged 73)
North Ganacier Ocean (aboard a Laurent B560)
Cause of deathPlane crash
Resting placeRobles Gemelos Cemetery
Political partyNational Liberal Party
Spouse(s)Amanda Romero (married 2014-2023)
Vitoria Bitencourt (married 2025)
Parent(s)Nochtzin Bitencourt (father)
Libiak de Albuquerque (mother)
OccupationEntrepreneur, businessman, soldier
AwardsDistinguished Service Ribbon
Legion of Honor
Military service
AllegianceBandeira da Pacto.jpg Carinansia
BranchSerene Navy
Years of service2011-2024
RankChief Ordinance Taifero
Unit2nd Marine Regiment (2012-2017)
1st Marine Regiment (2017-2024)
Battles/wars2017 Skirmish of Astuviles Pass
2023 Battle of Guajeres
2024 Battle of Tzacuanyaitzcuhtli
2024 Battle of Venadil

Cleiton Bitencourt de Albuquerque (April 18, 1994-August 7, 2067) was a Carinansian businessman, investor, philanthropist, writer, and soldier, best known for founding Albuquerque Cafe, which would later become Bitencourt International, Co., among the largest corporations in the world. During his career at the company, Bitencourt held the positions of chairman, chief executive officer (CEO), president, and Chief marketing officer, while also being its largest individual Shareholder until October 2059. He was the pioneer of Carinansian agricultural Revolution of the 20s and 30s, facilitating the country’s massive expansion of their foodstuff export policy.

Gates was born and raised in Siguapira, Haxith, Carinansia. In 2011, as part of the country’s early conscription program, beginning his service age 17, graduating a year early from high school. Throughout his 13 years of service in the Serene Navy, he participated in minor border skirmishes with Valora, and the early stages of the Vascara War. During the battle of Venadil in 2024, he was injured by aground artillery defenses, resulting in an honourable discharge from the Armed Forces as a Master Ordinance Taifero.

In early 2025, he received a $120 thousand business loan from the Aparician García y Jiménez Bank, which he used to purchase 12 hectares of land in Najolk. Using his accumulated savings from his time in the service, he invested extensively into patented coffee cultivation techniques to save water and fertiliser, allowing him to greatly reduce the price of coffee beans. In 2027, he established a cafe franchise solely using his beans. By 2033, his chain of coffee shops was the largest in Tecia.

After years of rapid growth, he chose to diversify his corporation into various other food products, establishing a food processing sector,

Early life

Education

Military career

Business career

Early career

International expansion

Corruption allegations

Legacy