Caramuru Alimentos S.A. in the news

Caramuru Alimentos appointed Alexandre Mariano da Silva as its new CFO and Investor Relations Director, effective October 1, 2026.

Caramuru Alimentos reported a 69.2% decrease in net profit and a 7.5% drop in net revenue in the first quarter of 2026, primarily due to lower sales volumes and reduced biofuel prices.

Caramuru Alimentos is preparing for a potential IPO, expanding its corn ethanol and soybean crushing operations, and aiming for significant revenue growth by focusing on diversification.

Caramuru Alimentos anticipates significant expansion in non-GMO soybean origination and overall grain procurement for the 2025/2026 harvest, backed by strategic investments in infrastructure and logistics.

Caramuru Alimentos expects significant growth in non-GMO soybean sourcing and overall grain origination for the 2025/2026 cycle, backed by strategic investments in infrastructure and logistics.

Caramuru Alimentos projects significant expansion in its 2025/26 harvest, with a 50% increase in non-GMO soybean origination in Mato Grosso and strategic investments in infrastructure and logistics.

Caramuru Alimentos saw its net profit double to R$570.8 million in 2025, driven by increased sales of grains and biofuels, alongside strategic investments for future growth.

Caramuru Alimentos raised R$ 600 million through agribusiness receivables certificates to enhance financial flexibility for investments and operations.

Caramuru Alimentos S.A. is issuing up to R$ 750 million in debentures to fund its grain and vegetable oil operations, capitalizing on its recent deleveraging and strong financial performance.

Caramuru Alimentos launched Sinhac, a new line of potato chips, leveraging the World Cup and summer season for anticipated high sales.

Caramuru Alimentos S.A. experienced a 202.4% increase in net profit in the third quarter of 2025, reaching R$ 202.2 million, alongside a 10% rise in net revenue.

Caramuru Alimentos S.A. automated its fiscal compliance with Netrin's solution to manage partner regularity and logistics conformity, transforming complex manual tasks into an integrated digital process.

Caramuru Alimentos' Sinhá brand provides a diverse range of grocery products, including sunflower oil and corn-based items, aiming to boost sales and profitability for retailers in Brazil.

Caramuru Alimentos' brand Sinhá Alimentos launched new Flocão Cake mixes in sweet and savory options, including traditional and creamy versions, and an unsweetened pie mix.

Caramuru Alimentos plans to invest R$300.3 million in 2025 to enhance logistics, expand production capacity, and diversify into corn ethanol production.

A judge unfroze the assets of a lawyer accused in a R$1.8 million fraud scheme involving Caramuru Alimentos S.A. due to changes in legal requirements for asset freezes.

A judge ordered the unblocking of R$183,000 for a lawyer implicated in the 'Operação Zaqueus' investigation, which uncovered a scheme involving Caramuru Alimentos to reduce tax debt through bribery.

Caramuru Alimentos S.A. revised its 2021 and 2023 financial statements due to a R$6.2 million bribe paid for tax credits.

Caramuru Alimentos S.A. and Sanesalto Saneamento S.A. are suspended from stock trading by the CVM for failing to submit financial documents, with Caramuru also revising past financial statements due to a bribery scandal.

Caramuru Alimentos and Sanesalto Saneamento had their open company registrations suspended by the CVM for failing to provide required information for over a year.