3tentos

The company provides agricultural inputs, including seeds, fertilizers, and crop protection, from production to post-sale care.

The company handles industrialization and commercialization of agricultural products alongside production.

Digital tools and applications streamline daily operations for clients and partners with security and efficiency.

The blog covers updates in agribusiness, including crop management, technology, and market trends.

High soybean yields depend on off-season soil fertility management.

Rural credit is a financing line provided by financial institutions to rural producers, cooperatives, and producer associations.

3tentos assists farmers, feed producers, and suppliers in achieving optimal results from planning to commercialization.

3tentos is investing **R$1.15 billion** in agricultural expansion in the state of Pará, driven by rapid farm growth. The company targets increased production capacity in the region, leveraging its existing operations to capitalize on rising demand. This expansion aligns with broader trends in Brazil’s agribusiness sector, where land development and infrastructure improvements are accelerating.

Dec 2025valorinternationalNews article

Tres Tentos reports a **43% year-over-year revenue increase** in Q3 2025, driven by its ongoing expansion strategy. The company highlights growth in key markets as it scales operations and diversifies offerings. Financial slides indicate strong performance, though specific revenue figures or regional details remain undisclosed.

Nov 2025Investing.comNews article

Três Tentos Agroindustrial S.A. releases its financial performance for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2024. The earnings report incorporates a weighted valuation assessment, including metrics like EPS revisions over four months and composite visibility rankings. Investors are advised to review detailed descriptions of the methodology.

Feb 2025MarketScreenerNews article

Brazil’s BNDES approves an $83.5 million loan for **3tentos** to finance a new corn-based ethanol production facility. The funding supports expansion of the company’s biofuel capacity, leveraging Brazil’s agricultural resources. Reports highlight the project as part of broader efforts to diversify renewable energy sources in the region.

Nov 2024qcintel.comNews article