Copacol announces distribution of R$ 221 million to its members.

Copacol recently announced the early payment of surplus, supplementary capital, and interest, which this year reached R$ 221 million. During a Joint Meeting with cooperative members in the Cooperative's headquarters city, Cafelândia (PR), the CEO, Valter Pitol, highlighted that the amount will be paid in two installments: the first installment was deposited into the cooperative members' accounts on Friday (12/12) and the second will be paid after the AGO (Annual General Meeting), on January 30, 2026.

“The results were very good, despite the challenging scenario caused by the national and international markets. Even so, the Cooperative's performance was positive and we achieved our goals in our activities. This volume of surplus distributed to members guarantees improvements to properties and reserves so that the economic development of an entire region can occur. We are anticipating payments so that our members can pay off their loans and also plan with peace of mind,” he emphasized.

In addition to the total distributed, the Cooperative will have a reserve of R$ 180 million for poultry farming and R$ 20 million for pig farming. Pig farming had the best performance among the activities, where the producer will receive up to R$ 72 per pig delivered. Another integration with significant returns is poultry farming, where the total payment can reach R$ 2,08 per bird. Producers working with breeding stock will also have positive financial effects thanks to this performance. Even with a drop in activity performance, fish farmers will have a share in the surplus.

“This result reflects a joint effort: members, employees, and partners were committed throughout the year to doing their best in their roles. Our main objective is to provide those in the field with the best performance, enabling fair financial returns commensurate with each person's participation in the Cooperative,” adds Pitol.

Surplus, supplements and capital interest

Members will receive R$ 2,20 per sack of soybeans fixed at the Cooperative; R$ 1 per sack of corn/wheat; 3,6% on their share of input withdrawals; 2% on their share of supermarket and feed purchases; R$ 15 per sack of coffee; and 0,12 cents per liter of milk. Payment of these amounts will be divided into two installments, 50% on Friday and the remainder after the Annual General Meeting.

In the case of the supplementary payments made in full this Friday, the values ​​defined through the calculation based on the division of fruits are: R$ 21,5509 per piglet and R$ 0,5951 per pig (with a reference of R$ 20 per head); R$ 0,60 per kilo of fish (reference of 0,10 cents per kilo); R$ 0,0201 per juvenile 1 and 2 / R$ 0,0543 per juvenile 3. In poultry farming, R$ 0,6362 per kilo of chicken (reference of R$ 1 per bird) and for fertile eggs, R$ 0,1842 (Cobb) and R$ 0,1390 ​​(AP) will be passed on per unit.

Following the Annual General Meeting in January, members of integrated cooperatives will receive: R$ 0,0560 per kilogram of poultry (reference of R$ 1/head); fertile eggs R$ 0,0306 (Cobb) and R$ 0,0231 (AP) per unit; R$ 3,6865 per piglet and R$ 0,1355 per kilogram of pork (with a reference of R$ 39 per head); R$ 0,0824 per kilogram of fish; R$ 0,0028 per juvenile 1 and 2 / R$ 0,0062 per juvenile 3.