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China Targets Brazilian Beef With Import Quotas
Safeguard cuts 370,000 tons from 2026 demand, reshaping trade flows and pushing Chinese prices higher.
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Brazil, 25 Years On
What the ranking of the country’s largest companies reveals about the economy Brazil has become.
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Cosan Renegotiates R$4 Billion Holding-Level Financing, Brings in BTG and Bradesco BBI
Transaction renegotiates a 2022 structure, lowers financial costs and extends maturities at the holding company.
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Brazil’s Corporate Elite: A 25-Year Shift
A three-part special edition examining how Brazil’s largest companies evolved between 2000 and 2025.
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Brazil’s Education Stocks Rally in 2025 as Distance Education Rules Reset Sector Pace
Financial discipline drives earnings recovery and re-rating, while a new distance education framework points to a slower, more selective cycle from 2026.
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Brazil’s Healthcare Heads Into 2026 With Rede D’Or as a Clear Winner and Hapvida Under Stress
BTG Pactual report points to sector normalization, but stocks move in sharply opposite directions.
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Âmbar, Eneva Vie for Petrobras Gas-Fired Plants Valued at R$8 Billion
O Globo reports sale talks but does not name assets; portfolio includes some of Brazil’s largest thermal units.
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Brazil’s Correios Secures R$12 Billion Loan Backed by Treasury
Brazil’s postal service turns to sovereign guarantee after record losses.
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BRB Scraps R$320 Million Sale of Finance Unit After Regulatory Fallout
Deal with Brazilian investor group collapses amid central bank veto and Banco Master fraud probe.
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Petrobras Approves $8.1 Billion Dividend for 2025 as Cash Generation Supports Balanced Allocation
Distribution reflects solid earnings while higher retained profits strengthen financial flexibility and investment capacity.
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Casas Bahia Expands to Amazon, Deepening Omnichannel Push After Mercado Livre Deal
Partnership adds new distribution channel and sets up logistics integration with Prime eligibility.
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Amil’s R$5.4 Billion Profit May Not Be What It Seems
Much of the earnings stems from tax credits and restructuring gains, leaving underlying performance more modest.
Behind the Lines
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Petrobras Pulls Back to Push Ahead
A modest capex cut signals a deeper shift: stricter project filters, slimmer industrial plans and a sharper focus on high-return pre-salt output. Read more
