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Abu Dhabi's AD Ports Buys Into Brazil Grain Terminals in Record Deal
AD Ports Group, the ports-and-logistics company controlled by Abu Dhabi, has agreed to acquire control of Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura
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riotimesonline.com
Petrobras Cuts Diesel 9.59% as Brazil's Fuel Subsidy Takes Effect
Petrobras said it would apply a discount of R$0.3515 ($0.07) per litre to its sale price of road diesel from June 1, under the economic subsidy
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Brazil and China Open Fifth Strategic Dialogue in Beijing
The Global Strategic Dialogue, the formal name of the mechanism, is a standing high-level channel that lets Brazil and China exchange
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Odebrecht Returns to Brazil Highways in $1.69bn Concession
Odebrecht returns to Brazil's federal highways in a 30-year, R$8.5bn ($1.69bn) Rota dos Sertões concession with Mota-Engil, after the Lava Jato fallout.
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U.S. Proposes 25% Tariff on Brazilian Goods Over Pix and Ethanol
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative determined on Tuesday that a range of Brazilian acts, policies and practices are "unreasonable"
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China's Silk Road Fund to Take Minority Stake in Brazil Power Venture
A vehicle of China's flagship overseas-investment fund is buying into one of Brazil's larger clean-power producers — a small but telling sign of Beijing's
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Brazil Homebuilder MRV Lifts May Output Above First-Quarter Pace
Brazil's largest builder of affordable housing is stepping up output, an early operating signal that follows a quarter in which its losses narrowed sharply
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Brazil Retail Giant Pernambucanas Faces Auditor Doubt It Can Survive
One of Brazil's best-known retail names is under scrutiny: its own auditor has raised a red flag over whether the chain can keep operating
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gulfnews.com
Why AD Ports’ biggest-ever acquisition in Brazil could reshape UAE food trade routes
AD Ports acquires Brazil’s CLI in a Dh3.1b deal, gaining key sugar and grain terminals at Santos and Itaqui and opening new UAE–Brazil food trade routes.
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thenationalnews.com
AD Ports Group agrees to acquire Brazilian bulk port operator in $835m deal | The National
Abu Dhabi company enters South American market
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arabnews.com
AD Ports enters Latin America with $835m Brazil terminal deal
JEDDAH: Abu Dhabi’s AD Ports Group has entered the Latin American market through the acquisition of Brazil’s Corredor Logistica e Infraestrutura, a leading independent agri-bulk…
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Abu Dhabi's AD Ports Buys Into Brazil Grain Terminals in Record Deal
AD Ports Group, the ports-and-logistics company controlled by Abu Dhabi, has agreed to acquire control of Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura
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valor.globo.com
Empresa de Abu Dhabi compra CLI por US$ 835 mi
Negócio marca a entrada da AD Ports no Brasil, com operação em terminais logísticos de grãos e açúcar nos portos de Itaqui (MA) e Santos (SP)
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Brazil Clears the Way for Its First Power-Battery Auction
After years of delay, Brazil has set the rules that let large batteries plug into its power system, and scheduled the first auction to buy that storage
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Brazil Meat Giant Sees World Cup Lifting Sadia Sales 50%
MBRF, the Brazilian meat company that owns the Sadia brand, projects that sales volume during the 2026 World Cup will rise about 50% compared with the last tournament in Qatar
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Brazil Oil Output Hits Record for a Third Straight Month
Brazil's oil production keeps setting records, and April marked the third month in a row. The latest figures show an industry still accelerating
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Brazil's First-Quarter Rebound Clouds the Path for Rate Cuts
Brazil's economy rebounded at the start of the year on the back of resilient household spending, a strength that paradoxically complicates
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Petrobras Cuts Diesel Prices 9.6% as Global Oil Prices Ease
Brazil's state-controlled oil company has cut the price of diesel it sells to distributors by nearly a tenth, a move that could ease freight costs
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U.S. Share of Brazil Exports Falls as May Trade Surplus Beats Forecast
Brazil's trade numbers looked strong on the surface in May. Underneath, they told a story of a country steadily selling less to the United States
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Equatorial Wins Control of Brazil Water Utility Copasa as Rival Quits
One of Brazil's last big state water companies has changed hands, and the contest ended the way the country's biggest sanitation privatization
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Brazil's Real Exchange Rate May Be Calming, Bradesco Says
Bradesco says Brazil's real exchange rate may be entering a calmer phase after a decade of decline, as currency cycles hint the slide is levelling off.