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Avenida Paulista’s cultural revenge
The banks abandoned São Paulo’s most famous address; now they are coming back, in the form of museums.
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Brazil launches credit line for delivery riders
Move Brasil will finance motorcycles and electric bikes for app-based couriers, drivers and formal motorcycle workers.
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Orizon Closes Vital Merger to Build Latam Waste Platform
Orizon closes its Vital merger, expanding to 30 eco-parks, 15 states and more than 14 million tons of waste treated annually.
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ANP Shelves Cooking Gas Reform After Government Pressure
Brazil’s oil and gas regulator pulls from its agenda a review of LPG rules that would touch sensitive issues such as cylinder filling and embossed…
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Nubank Says Closure Alert Was an Operational Error
Mistaken in-app message referred to a formal shutdown and FGC reimbursement, briefly turning a technical error into a trust issue.
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Raízen creditor support for out-of-court restructuring rises to 80.15%
Additional backing strengthens company’s push to restructure R$64.7 billion in financial and unsecured debt.
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Equatorial Bets on Copasa’s High-Return Water Play
A high regulated WACC, protected asset base and room for efficiency gains help explain why the Brazilian utility sees Copasa as more than a privatization…
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Previ Moves to Realign Vale’s Board After Leadership Change at the Fund
Pension fund wants Daniel Stieler removed, José Maurício Coelho appointed to the board and Ollie Oliveira backed as chairman.
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Revolut Names Paulo Guedes to Brazil Advisory Board
UK fintech adds former minister and finance executives as it expands governance in Brazil.
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Brazil Follow-On Market Reopens, But Azul and Copasa Drive R$ 22 Billion Haul
The rebound points to a selective equity window, driven more by restructuring and privatization than by a broad return of investor appetite.
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Petrobras sells first soy-based SAF batch
Petrobras used Bunge-certified soy oil to produce sustainable aviation fuel at Reduc and sold the batch to Vibra.
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Minerva’s China Cushion May Not Be Enough as Cash Flow Test Looms
Citi sees room to redirect beef exports to the US, but debt service, cattle costs and currency risk keep pressure on shareholder returns.
Behind the Lines
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El Niño, the Inflation That Falls From the Sky
With the inflation target tight and models under strain, the weather event turns inflation into a risk-management problem and may prolong the Central Bank’s caution. Read more
