Brazil agribusiness private-title stock reached R$597 billion in September
The agriculture ministry’s bulletin counted 333,000 rural product notes and R$98 billion in new CPR issuance from July through September.
Event / data period: 2026-09
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Brazil’s Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock reported on October 14 that the stock of rural product notes, known as CPRs, reached R$597 billion in September 2026. The bulletin counted 333,000 notes, with an average value of R$1.79 million each. New CPR issuance during July–September, the first quarter of the 2026/27 crop year, totaled R$98 billion.
The same bulletin put agribusiness credit-letter (LCA) stock at R$563 billion, agribusiness receivables certificates (CRA) at R$175 billion and agribusiness credit-rights certificates (CDCA) at R$30 billion. Fiagro funds had R$73 billion in net assets across 301 operating funds. The ministry’s figures describe outstanding stocks and issuance of private financing instruments; the amounts that LCAs must direct to agricultural financing follow the applicable regulatory rules.
Data
Private agribusiness finance indicators
Brazil agriculture ministry’s September 2026 Agro Finance Bulletin.
- CPR stock, September
- 597 billion BRL
- 2026-09 · Observed
- New CPR issuance, July–September
- 98 billion BRL
- 2026-07 — 2026-09 · Observed
- LCA stock, September
- 563 billion BRL
- 2026-09 · Observed
- CRA stock, September
- 175 billion BRL
- 2026-09 · Observed
- CDCA stock, September
- 30 billion BRL
- 2026-09 · Observed
- Fiagro net assets, September
- 73 billion BRL
- 2026-09 · Observed
- CPR notes in September
- 333,000 count
- 2026-09 · Observed
- Operating Fiagro funds
- 301 count
- 2026-09 · Observed
Methodology
Stocks are reported outstanding balances for September. CPR issuance covers July–September 2026. Values are transcribed from the source bulletin without recalculation.
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