Macquarie in Brazil: Strengthening Three Forces of Brazil’s Global Influence
Brazil is widely known for its Carnival, yet another major event in its 2025 calendar is the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), scheduled for November in Belém, the gateway to the Amazon rainforest. This setting is both symbolically and strategically ideal for discussions on climate and sustainability.
In recent years, Brazil has experienced an economic rebound, navigated changing geopolitical landscapes, and reinforced its role as an autonomous player in a multipolar world. As a top exporter of agricultural and mineral resources and an emerging power in energy production, Brazil is drawing international attention from businesses and investors.
With continuous developments in global trade, renewable energy, and infrastructure, the nation is asserting itself as a leader in decarbonisation and economic resilience. These three pillars—trade, energy, and infrastructure—are redefining Brazil’s business environment and strengthening its influence on the world stage.
Macquarie’s expertise in these sectors has supported Brazil’s expanding global role over the past twenty-five years.
As the largest and most populated country in South America, Brazil continues to blaze a path for the continent by advancing infrastructure and forming strategic partnerships that amplify its importance in global commerce.
Author’s Summary
Brazil’s leadership in trade, renewable energy, and infrastructure, backed by global partners like Macquarie, cements its role as a growing force in international sustainability and commerce.