AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPorts and Logistics: Santos terminal has received eight electric cranes as part of DP World’s R$1.6 billion expansion, targeting annual capacity of 1.7 million containers by year-end. Digital Services: Meituan’s Keeta has grown from 11 to 32 Brazilian cities in a year, with 83,000 restaurants and 430,000 delivery partners registered. Agricultural Connectivity: Vivo and Cerradinho Bioenergia plan 14 telecom towers to connect operations and rural communities across up to 1.4 million hectares in Goiás and Mato Grosso do Sul. Critical Minerals: Lynas has agreed to acquire Meteoric Resources, gaining its Caldeira rare-earth project in Brazil; separate drilling in Bahia has expanded Brazilian Rare Earths’ Monte Alto deposit beyond its current resource model. Industrial Workforce: Brazilian job postings fell 39% year over year in the second quarter, among the steepest declines in markets tracked by Bain.
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