Dayanne Sousa

São Paulo

Commodities Reporter at Bloomberg News

Commodities reporter @bloomberg. Coffee enthusiast and pulp&paper nerd. Opinions are my own

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Atvos, do Mubadala, está interessada em três usinas da Raízen, dizem fontes

1 week ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Dayanne Sousa |Rachel Gamarski |Cristiane Lucchesi

Bloomberg — A Atvos, produtora brasileira de etanol e açúcar investida do Mubadala Capital, está entre as empresas que avaliam fazer proposta para adquirir três usinas de açúcar da Raízen no Mato Grosso do Sul, disseram pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto ouvidas pela Bloomberg News.
Mubadala-Backed Atvos Is Said to Mull Bid for Raizen Mills (1)

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Dayanne Sousa |Rachel Gamarski |Cristiane Lucchesi

Atvos, a Brazilian ethanol and sugar producer backed by Mubadala Capital, is among companies considering bids to acquire three sugar mills from Brazil’s Raizen SA, according to people familiar with the matter. Raizen, a joint-venture between Shell Plc and Cosan SA, hired Banco Itau BBA for the sale, according to one of the people. The mills are in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul.
Mubadala-Backed Atvos Mulls Bid for Raizen Sugar Mills

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Dayanne Sousa |Rachel Gamarski |Cristiane Lucchesi

A Raizen SA ethanol processing facility in Piracicaba, Sao Paulo state, Brazil, on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2025. Brazil's largest sugar and ethanol maker Raizen, a joint-venture between Brazilian conglomerate Cosan SA and oil giant Shell Plc, is looking at potential asset sales and halting projects to build new plants in an effort to reduce debt after borrowing costs soared in the country.
Atvos está interessada em 3 usinas de açúcar da Raízen, dizem fontes

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Dayanne Sousa |Rachel Gamarski |Cristiane Lucchesi

A Atvos, produtora brasileira de etanol e açúcar investida do Mubadala Capital, está entre as empresas que avaliam fazer proposta para adquirir três usinas de açúcar da Raízen no Mato Grosso do Sul, disseram pessoas familiarizadas com o assunto.
Mubadala-Backed Atvos Said to Mull Bid for Raizen Sugar Mills

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Dayanne Sousa |Rachel Gamarski |Cristiane Lucchesi

Atvos, a Brazilian ethanol and sugar producer backed by Mubadala Capital, is among companies considering bids to acquire three sugar mills from Brazil’s Raizen SA, according to people familiar with the matter. Raizen, a joint-venture between Shell Plc and Cosan SA, hired Banco Itau BBA for the sale, according to one of the people. The mills are located in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul.
How Trump's trade war is making US farmers anxious

1 week ago | independent.ie | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng

"The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers," said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections. "If it's the former, it would be a cool, long-term benefit. If it's the latter, we're going down a path we've never gone down in my lifetime."Yoder's words echo a growing sense of apprehension across America's crop belt, a major Trump voting bloc.
Trump’s Trade War Is Making US Farmers Anxious About Demand Risk

1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng

Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off. “The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers,” said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections.
Trump’s Trade War Is Making US Farmers Anxious About Demand Risk

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng

Brazil is swooping in to establish much stronger ties with China as US farmers worry about the gyrating crop market. (Bloomberg) -- Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off.
Trump’s Trade War Is Making US Farmers Anxious About Demand Risk

1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Michael Hirtzer |Dayanne Sousa |Ilena Peng

Josh Yoder, a fifth-generation farmer in Ohio, has been watching gyrations in the crop markets as Donald Trump moved to dramatically escalate his trade war with China this week. Yoder is still an ardent Trump supporter, but he’s also getting nervous about whether the president’s strategy is going to pay off. “The world is trying to figure out if Trump is playing chess or checkers,” said Yoder, a 39-year-old who voted for the president in the past three elections.
Un puerto clave de Brasil puede sacar provecho de la guerra comercial entre EE.UU. y China

2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Peter Millard |Dayanne Sousa

Bloomberg — La guerra comercial de Donald Trump puede haber aplastado los precios mundiales de las materias primas, pero es una buena noticia para uno de los mayores puertos de Brasil, que está viendo un repunte en los volúmenes de exportación. Porto do Acu, en el estado de Río de Janeiro, el puerto de exportación de petróleo número 1 del país, ya estaba invirtiendo en capacidad extra para ayudar a resolver los cuellos de botella comerciales en agricultura y minerales.