Cresol files R$70 million in resources at Expointer 2023

Values ​​exceeded those of the previous year by more than 27% and represent another record for the financial cooperative

06.09.2023 | 14:12 (UTC -3)
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With an increase of 5,96% in attendance and 11,76% in turnover, the 46th Expointer achieved a feat that seemed impossible: surpassing, in numbers, the 2022 edition, which broke all records. This year, 818.943 visitors were recorded and around R$8 billion in sales.

Following the fair's growth, Cresol also surpassed the previous year's numbers. With more than 170 business proposals made, the financial cooperative registered R$70,2 million in resources during the fair, a value 27% higher than the R$55 million worked in 2022.

The business proposals made by Cresol range from funding to investments in agricultural infrastructure and financing for the acquisition of modern equipment and cutting-edge technology. These resources represent a significant boost to the expansion and modernization of agricultural operations across the country.

The president of Cresol Confederação, Cledir Magri, reinforced that the result is the result of the cooperative's intense work in seeking resources that support agricultural development. The financial cooperative estimates it will operate around R$15 billion during the 23/24 Harvest Plan, with R$10 billion in funding and R$5 billion in investment. In the first 45 days of the program, Cresol has already transferred around R$3 billion, a historic record.

"This year's results are the result of the tireless work of our team, to speed up processes, and the trust placed in us by the farmers and ranchers who are part of the Cresol family. We reached R$15 million more than in 2022, which means more resources for the development of agriculture and the country from Expointer, which is one of our major fairs, with international recognition", comments the president of Cresol.

In addition to welcoming members and visitors, Cresol also organized a series of meetings at the fair with representatives from partner institutions, such as BNDES, BRDE and other public and private banks. The meetings between executive directors were essential for mapping opportunities and resources to be operationalized by the financial cooperative with these institutions.

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