Brazil's agribusiness sector is a vital part of the national economy, reaching record export levels driven by global food demand. This basket offers exposure to the theme through global companies in machinery, logistics, and crop science that support Brazil's agricultural output.
Published on October 23
As world population grows and climate challenges intensify, Brazil's role as a food supplier becomes increasingly critical. These companies are positioned at the heart of this essential global need.
Brazil's agricultural exports have reached record levels, and these companies provide the machinery, logistics, and technology that make this success possible. When Brazil grows, they benefit.
From farm equipment to shipping lines, these firms control the critical infrastructure that moves Brazilian crops from field to global markets. They're the enablers of a multi-billion-dollar trade flow.
Brazil has become an agricultural powerhouse, meeting global food demand through sophisticated supply chains. This group captures the international companies that make Brazil's farm-to-market success possible, from machinery manufacturers to logistics giants that transport crops worldwide.
Rather than investing directly in Brazilian assets, this collection focuses on US and EU-listed companies that are essential to Brazil's agricultural ecosystem. These firms provide the technology, equipment, and infrastructure that support Brazil's position as a critical node in the global food supply chain.
These companies were handpicked for their integral roles in Brazil's agribusiness success story. They include the world's largest commodity traders, agricultural equipment manufacturers, and shipping lines that facilitate the journey of Brazilian products from farm to global markets.
Market capitalisation breakdown for 'Brazil's Agricultural Exports and Global Impact | The Supply Chain' basket.
DE: $124.30B
CNH: $13.32B
BG: $18.95B
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On average, analysts expect assets in this group to grow 4.98% over the next year.
4 of 8 assets in this group are rated Buy by professional analysts.
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