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Brazilian machinery and equipment industries saw a rise in revenue from foreign markets in August, according to ABIMAQ data.
The Riyadh-based food industry machinery manufacturer wants to supply the Brazilian market and sees potential clients within the country’s Arab community.
Saudi Exports held business meetings between Saudi and Brazilian companies at an event in São Paulo on Tuesday (15). The Arab-Brazilian Chamber participated.
The data refer to May and the year-to-date total, according to information from Abimaq.
The Latin American giant’s exports of machinery and equipment grew compared to February 2024 and January 2025, totaling USD 869.62 million. Over the two-month period, Argentina increased its purchases by 73.4%.
In January, Brazil’s exports to the Arab country rose by 400%, but overall international shipments were lower than in the same period last year.
Saudis imported USD 169 million from the sector last year, an increase of 119.8%. Naval and offshore equipment accounted for the largest volume. Exports to Arab League countries as a whole also grew.
Revenue from the industry in February also posted a decline compared to the same period a year earlier, ABIMAQ reported. Benchmark interest rate is still high, the industry says.
Brazilian companies will participate in The BIG 5 show from December 4 to 9. The trip will also include B2Bs, technical visits, and product showcases.
Indicator points out that investments in May stepped up by 1.6% month on month and 0.5% year on year. Components include purchases of production machinery.
With almost 30 years of expertise, Alitec is arriving in the United Arab Emirates. The manufacturer specializes in high-pressure homogenizers. In addition to these machines, it wants to export stainless steel tanks for the food industry.
Apex-Brasil and Abimaq have renewed a partnership to continue promoting Brazilian machinery and equipment in the international market.
Company Jacto of Brazil believes in the potential of partnerships to implement new technologies in the Arab country, where opportunities are available to grow citrus fruits, tomatoes and olives. Industry association Abimaq’s executive director stressed Brazil’s role in technology production in an Arab Chamber webinar this Wednesday (9) featuring Brazilian and Moroccan diplomats.
