By Brazil Stock Guide – Banco do Brasil SA (BBAS3) began offering new loan renegotiations on Tuesday under the Rural Credit Provisional Measure (MP 1.314/25), using its own funding sources. The BB Regulariza Agro line targets individual and corporate farmers as well as agricultural cooperatives seeking to restructure debts linked to production, investment, and Rural Product Bills (CPRs).
The news was first reported by Broadcast, part of Grupo Estado. The bank said the program focuses on producers in regions hit by weather-related crop losses that increased indebtedness across the National Rural Credit System (SNCR). Loan amounts will vary depending on the financial conditions of each client, with repayment terms of up to nine years and a one-year grace period.
“These conditions bring relief to cash flow and financial predictability for farmers, whether small, medium, or large producers,” said Gilson Bittencourt, Banco do Brasil’s Vice President for Agribusiness and Family Farming. “Our goal is to help rural families and companies renegotiate their debts, regularize their obligations, and resume production. Agribusiness is strategic for the bank, and we will continue supporting the sector with responsibility and a long-term vision,” he added.
Banco do Brasil said a second phase of the program will soon be available, using subsidized funds. The bank also offers other debt solutions for producers and cooperatives whose loans do not qualify under MP 1.314/25.
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