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Brazilian agribusiness debt issuances
Overview
Brazilian agribusiness companies are utilizing various financial instruments to fund operations and infrastructure.
SLC Agrícola approved its first issuance of Rural Product Notes with financial settlement (CPR-F), totaling R$ 515.48 million. The notes, maturing in 2033, are intended for professional investors to fund production, marketing, and processing activities. The debt cost is linked to US dollar variation plus a 6.15% annual spread.
Separately, BrasilAgro is maintaining R$ 165 million in debentures aimed at financing irrigation projects. These securities, maturing in 2030, carry a fixed annual return of 12.16%. The operation is secured by company properties in Bahia, and the company’s net debt to owned land value ratio remains within established contractual limits.
Entities
Abipla · BrasilAgro · Banco Bradesco · Oliveira Trust · Riza Asset
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesSLC Agrícola approves R$ 515.5 million agribusiness bond issuance
SLC Agrícola approved a R$ 515.48 million issuance of Rural Product Notes (CPR-F) to fund agribusiness activities, including production and processing, with maturity set for 2033.
Sources
brasilemfolhas.com.br · contilnetnoticias.com.br · exame.com · moneytimes.com.br · saobentoemfoco.com.br · viagemegastronomia.com.br