BNDES Approves and Allocates R$ 1 Billion in Export Agreement with Embraer

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Published on 18/12/2024 at 21:28

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The Agreement Between Embraer and BNDES Strengthens Brazilian Presence in the Global Market and Boosts Investment Generation in the Country

The National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) provided a financing of R$ 1.1 billion for the export of eight Embraer commercial jets to the American company Azorra. These aircraft, from the E2 family, include the E190-E2 and E195-E2 models, and are scheduled for delivery between December 2024 and 2025. The partnership strengthens Embraer’s position in the global market, especially in the aircraft leasing sector, where Azorra is a standout, according to the website Terra.

Azorra, based in Florida, is involved in the acquisition and leasing of aircraft for commercial airlines. This is the third financing approved by BNDES for the export of E2 aircraft to the American company, consolidating a strategic relationship that benefits both sides.

Innovative Insurance Model Increases Financial Security

To ensure the success of the operation, the financing includes an innovation: a private credit insurance of the ANPI type (Aircraft Non-Payment Insurance). This insurance, offered by Itasca MGA, fully covers the credit throughout the operation period, minimizing financial risks.

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Impact on the Market and Investment Generation

In addition to strengthening Embraer in the global scenario, the financing will have direct effects on the Brazilian economy. It will contribute to the generation and maintenance of highly specialized jobs, as well as strengthen the presence of companies in Asian markets and in aircraft leasing contracts.

According to Aloizio Mercadante, president of BNDES, the institution has already financed the export of 56 Embraer aircraft in 2024, with sales made to the Americas, Europe, and Asia. “The bank supports both commercial jets and innovative initiatives, such as the flying car, which highlights technological production in Brazil,” he stated.

BNDES Approves and Allocates R$ 1 Billion in Export Agreement with Embraer

The Agreement Between Embraer and BNDES Strengthens Brazilian Presence in the Global Market and Boosts Investment Generation in the Country

Innovative Insurance Model Increases Financial Security

Impact on the Market and Investment Generation

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