Baldan expands access to technology at Expointer 2026

At a time when financial planning has become a decisive factor in the modernization of rural properties, between August 29th and September 06th, Baldan arrives at Expointer 2026, in Esteio (RS), with a proposal that goes beyond the exhibition of agricultural machinery and implements. The company will present, in the Baldan Barn, a space focused on generating business, bringing together technological solutions, different financing options, and special conditions to facilitate access for producers.

During Expointer, the Baldan Barn brings together the company's four core areas of operation: soil preparation, planting, spraying, and parts, allowing visitors to learn about the entire ecosystem of solutions developed by the company to meet different stages of agricultural production.

Different ways to make the investment viable

Aware of the current economic scenario, marked by high interest rates and greater credit restrictions, Baldan has structured a diversified portfolio of financial solutions to expand producers' access to agricultural mechanization. The strategy brings together different acquisition methods, such as the Move Agrícola program, consortia, and traditional financing lines, offering alternatives compatible with different producer profiles and investment stages.

One of the major highlights is the Move Agrícola program, an initiative that seeks to stimulate the modernization of the Brazilian machinery fleet through differentiated credit conditions. Baldan is currently the manufacturer with the largest number of implements enabled in the program, with 172 accredited pieces of equipment, allowing rural producers to finance investments with Finep resources under very competitive conditions. The line offers financing of up to 100% of the equipment value, with an interest rate of TR + 7,120% per year, considered one of the most attractive currently available for the acquisition of agricultural machinery and implements.

Another highlight is the campaign "The future of your harvest starts now," which offers special conditions for acquiring the complete Avola line, with payment terms of up to three years and immediate delivery. In addition, visitors can choose from different negotiation options, according to their financial strategy.

The barter system, carried out in partnership with Grão Direto, allows the use of grains, such as soybeans and corn, as a down payment for the purchase of farm equipment, reducing the need for immediate outlay and preserving the farm's cash flow. For those who prefer traditional credit lines, Baldan will offer financing with rates starting at 2,5% per year, providing competitive alternatives even in a high-interest rate environment.

The company will also present consortium options for producers and resellers, with rates starting at 7% per year and terms of up to 120 months, expanding planning possibilities for long-term investments. As an additional benefit during the fair, producers and resellers will receive a 5% discount on the purchase of Milwaukee tools, an official after-sales partner of Baldan.

"Throughout almost a century of history, we have learned that innovation only makes sense when it actually reaches the field. Therefore, in addition to developing technologies tailored to increase productivity, we seek to offer different solutions that make this investment viable for producers of all profiles. Our commitment is to stand alongside the farmer, understanding their reality and contributing to ensuring they have access to the necessary tools to produce more efficiently and competitively," says Fernando Capra, CEO of Baldan.

Expointer is one of the main showcases of Brazilian agribusiness and a strategic meeting point for producers, cooperatives, dealerships, and companies in the sector. “The Baldan Barn was conceived as an environment for relationship building and business, bringing together clients, partners, and company specialists. We want each visitor to find not only machinery and implements, but also alternatives that make their investments safer, more planned, and better suited to the reality of their property,” concludes Capra.