Bloomberg – In a shorter week, due to the national holiday on Thursday (12), during which the Brazilian Stock Exchange will be closed, investors are watching on Monday (9) the groundbreaking of the BYD plant in Bahia.
Also worth noting is Camil’s (CAML3) balance sheet on Tuesday (10).
See the company’s agenda for this week below:
Monday (09): Executives from China’s BYD will be in Brazil to break ground on electric vehicle plant in Camasari (BA);
Tuesday (10): Camille announces the results of the second quarter of 2023;
Wednesday (11): Cade promotes a regular court session. On the agenda is the acquisition of Dairy Partners Americas (DPA) in Brazil by Lactalis;
Thursday (12): The national holiday of the patron saint’s day, markets in Brazil were closed;
Friday the 13th): No events planned yet;
Romo is considering selling his stake in the port terminal
a direction RAIL3, Brazil’s largest independent rail logistics operator, is considering selling its stake in a terminal located in Latin America’s largest port, people familiar with the matter said. Bloomberg News.
The company has engaged Itaú BBA and is considering selling its stake in the T39 terminal in the port of Santos, one of the people said. Rumo and grain processor Caramuru Alimentos each hold a 50% stake in T39.
Aurelius is among those interested
Aurelius Group is among the companies that submitted a proposal for the UK-based cosmetics chain The Body Shop, according to the British Daily Mail. Sky New. Natura (NTCO3), owner of The Body Shop, is working with Morgan Stanley (MS) on the sale and is keen to reach an interim agreement by the end of this month, according to the report.
New plans
a Petrobras (PETR3; PETR4) will maintain investments in exploration in the tropical margin at US$3 billion in its next business plan, which should be ready by the end of November, company president Jean-Paul Prats told reporters in Rio de Janeiro. Prats said that drilling the first exploratory well in the Potejoire Basin could begin in November.
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