Macquarie in Brazil: Strengthening Three Forces of Brazil’s Global Influence
Brazil, widely known for its Carnival, is also hosting a significant event in November 2025 — the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30). This summit will take place in Belém, the gateway to the Amazon rainforest, highlighting the importance of the location and timing.
Amid recent economic recovery, evolving geopolitical roles, and Brazil's established independence within a multipolar world, the country stands out as a key global player. It is a leading exporter of agricultural and mineral resources and is gaining prominence in energy production, making it a growing focus for international business and investment.
Brazil’s progress in international trade, sustainable energy, and infrastructure development is positioning the nation as a global leader in decarbonization and economic resilience. Macquarie’s expertise in these sectors has supported Brazil’s expanding global influence over the last 25 years.
As the largest and most populous country in South America, Brazil has driven continental infrastructure advances and cultivated strategic partnerships, enhancing its role in global commerce.
"Brazil’s role as a leading exporter of agricultural and mineral resources and its growing significance in energy production ensures it’s increasingly a focal point for international business and investment."
"The country’s ongoing advances in international trade, sustainable energy, and infrastructure are positioning it as a global leader in decarbonisation and economic resilience."
These combined strengths shape Brazil’s evolving business landscape, with Macquarie playing a key role in supporting these developments and Brazil’s global standing.
Summary: Brazil’s strategic growth in trade, sustainable energy, and infrastructure, supported by Macquarie, is enhancing its global influence and leadership in economic resilience and decarbonization.