Brazil Industry Reports

In Q2 2024, sales of new motor vehicles in Brazil stood at 629,402 units, increasing by 19.5% y/y and by 22.3% against Q1 2024. Passenger cars were the leading category with a market share of 75% in Q1 2024, followed by light commercial vehicles and ...

In Q1 2024, Brazil's total insurance premium income grew by 13.1% y/y, reaching BRL 178.3bn, driven by the strong expansion of the country's economy, with real GDP rising by a seasonally-adjusted 2.1% y/y during the quarter. Life insurance premium ...

The Brazilian fintech sector features a variety of players and services. Despite the large number of companies operating through online platforms and providing innovative financial services in Brazil, only 258 of these firms were being monitored by ...

In Q1 2024, sales of new motor vehicles in Brazil stood at 514,571 units, increasing by 9.1% y/y but falling by 24.2% against the previous quarter. Passenger cars were the largest segment with a market share of 73.2% in Q1 2024, followed by light ...

In 2023 and 2024 economic activity in Latin America moderated after the post-pandemic rebound in 2022, and according to the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America (ECLAC) the region's GDP is expected to grow by 2.1% in real terms in ...

Brazil's transport infrastructure sector has seen an influx of private players following several waves of privatisation that began in the late 1990s, continued by specific actions promoted by the federal government to attract private investments. ...

Brazil is one of the largest motor vehicle manufacturers and leading automotive markets in the world. The Brazilian motor vehicle industry specialises in the production of passenger cars, with the domestic market the main focus. However, the industry ...

The Brazilian education sector is in the midst of a dynamic transformation, characterised by significant growth and the increasing integration of technology. The private sector has emerged as a dominant force, particularly in the realms of higher ...

Brazil's wood and paper sector is a key contributor to the nation's economy, benefiting from natural advantages that enhance its global competitiveness without the need for fiscal incentives. Factors such as favourable climate conditions, ...