BNDES Approves BRL 40 Million Financing for Cerradinho BioEnergia to Build New Biofertilizer Plant in Goiás, and the Remaining Amount Will Be Invested in a New Plant in Mato Grosso do Sul

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 19/01/2023 at 19:09

Updated on 19/01/2023 at 23:39

Fonte: Canal Bioenergia

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Cerradinho Bioenergia Secures Financing From BNDES Aimed at Implementing a Biofertilizer Factory in Chapadão do Céu (GO) and Infrastructure for Grain Storage at the New Plant of the Group Located in Maracaju (MS).

The Board of Directors of Cerradinho Bioenergia met last Monday, (01/16), to approve a new financing from the company in partnership with the National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES). The meeting’s record was sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM). The loan request was established by the Board of Directors, where the amount will be used for projects related to a biofertilizer factory and a grain storage plant.

With an Eye on New Horizons, the Company Will Invest the Financing Approved by BNDES in Two Projects: A Biofertilizer Factory and a New Grain Plant

According to the document, the total amount of financing is R$ 40 million. This amount, however, will be divided between two projects.

The amount of R$ 21.18 million, the largest part of the financing, will be destined for establishing Cerradinho’s biofertilizer factory in Chapadão do Céu (GO), which will have a production storage capacity of up to 22,77 thousand tons.

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Learn More About Cerradinho Bioenergia

Cerradinho Bioenergia is a company located in Chapadão do Céu (GO) that focuses on agricultural activities, production, and trade of ethanol from sugarcane and corn. In addition to programs aimed at the commercialization of energy and products for animal nutrition using corn as raw material.

Its mission is to produce sustainable ethanol and energy with absolute quality and profitability.

It promotes and supports social, educational, health, and housing projects for surrounding communities, promoting various development programs, training, and qualification of the workforce, both for its employees and for the communities, generating jobs and income.

Thus, Cerradinho Bioenergia is in constant pursuit of improvement with a focus on excellence, humanism, competence, integrity, ethics, commitment, pioneering spirit, innovation, sustainability, and safety.

BNDES Approves BRL 40 Million Financing for Cerradinho BioEnergia to Build New Biofertilizer Plant in Goiás, and the Remaining Amount Will Be Invested in a New Plant in Mato Grosso do Sul

Cerradinho Bioenergia Secures Financing From BNDES Aimed at Implementing a Biofertilizer Factory in Chapadão do Céu (GO) and Infrastructure for Grain Storage at the New Plant of the Group Located in Maracaju (MS).

With an Eye on New Horizons, the Company Will Invest the Financing Approved by BNDES in Two Projects: A Biofertilizer Factory and a New Grain Plant

Learn More About Cerradinho Bioenergia

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BNDES Approves BRL 40 Million Financing for Cerradinho BioEnergia to Build New Biofertilizer Plant in Goiás, and the Remaining Amount Will Be Invested in a New Plant in Mato Grosso do Sul

Cerradinho Bioenergia Secures Financing From BNDES Aimed at Implementing a Biofertilizer Factory in Chapadão do Céu (GO) and Infrastructure for Grain Storage at the New Plant of the Group Located in Maracaju (MS).

With an Eye on New Horizons, the Company Will Invest the Financing Approved by BNDES in Two Projects: A Biofertilizer Factory and a New Grain Plant

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