BNDES approves R$ 575.3 million financing for ALD Bioenergia's corn ethanol plant expansion in Mato Grosso

The Brazilian National Development Bank (BNDES) approved a R$ 575.3 million financing package for ALD Bioenergia Deciolândia to expand its corn ethanol production facility in Nova Marilândia, Mato Grosso. The financing includes R$ 359.5 million from BNDES's Finem and Climate Fund programs, with additional funds provided through other BNDES channels. The expansion project will increase the plant's ethanol output capacity, supporting Brazil's growing demand for biofuels amid the country's ethanol production boom. ALD Bioenergia operates one of the largest corn ethanol plants in Brazil, leveraging the region's abundant corn supply from the second harvest season. The financing structure combines development bank support with private capital, reflecting BNDES's strategic role in financing Brazil's renewable energy and agricultural infrastructure.

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borrower

ALD Bioenergia Deciolândia

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Brazilian bioenergy company developing corn-based ethanol, biomass, and animal nutrition products in Mato Grosso, with operations in Nova Marilândia and strategic focus on sustainable biofuels and renewable energy.

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BNDES (Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social)

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BNDES is Brazil's national development bank, providing extensive financing for critical infrastructure projects across energy, sanitation, and transport sectors. The institution also supports social, environmental, and export-oriented initiatives, acting as a key financier for sustainable economic development throughout Brazil.