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From August 5th to 7th, the Transamerica Expo Center in São Paulo will host another edition of the Andav Congress—Brazil's largest event dedicated to the distribution of agricultural inputs. More than 15 visitors from all regions of the country are expected to attend. The event also features panels featuring renowned experts who will discuss the challenges and prospects of the present and future of Brazilian agribusiness.
The Andav Congress will feature more than 250 exhibiting companies, including TerraMagna, a specialist in credit granting for the sector, which will be present once again, offering solutions that expand access to financing in a fast, secure, and intelligent manner. Recognized as the largest fintech in the agricultural sector in Latin America—with approximately R$6,2 billion granted to the sector in recent years—the company works directly with input distributors, cooperatives, and industries, connecting financial resources with technology and in-depth knowledge of the field.
With proprietary technological infrastructure for analysis and validated credit management and collection processes—now accessible to the entire agricultural market through tmdigital—TerraMagna transforms data into strategic decisions, boosting the efficiency and competitiveness of Brazilian agribusiness.
At a time when Brazilian agribusiness faces increasingly complex challenges—from climate to logistics, access to credit and innovation—the Andav Congress gains even more relevance as a space for exchanging knowledge, building partnerships, and strengthening the entire distribution chain.
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