Agribusiness
Brazilian agribusiness accounted for 25.13% of the country's GDP in 2025, according to Cepea/Esalq-USP and CNA (Brazilian Confederation of Agriculture and Livestock) — a reflection of Brazil's leadership in agricultural commodity production, which requires the movement of large volumes across the country. As a result, the availability and quality of logistics infrastructure are key factors for the country's competitiveness in the global market.
The sector serves as an anchor for Brazil's major infrastructure works and structural projects, and its future dynamics depend heavily on the balance between production, export surplus, outflow capacity, and logistics costs.
In the Agribusiness sector, Leggio operates with a technical, operational, and strategic perspective, serving players across different stages of the chain: Crops/Inputs and Trading Companies/Operators.
Leggio's mission is to deliver an impartial and assertive view to clients in the assessment of their assets, production and demand projections, and other logistics studies for outflow and supply.
CROPS AND INPUTS
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Production projection by commodity, by municipality
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Projected production of vegetable oils
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Projected domestic consumption for commodities.
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Fertilizer consumption projection
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Agricultural productivity analyses by crop
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Balance between domestic market and exports for commodities
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Assessing the feasibility of crop migration
TRADING COMPANIES AND OPERATORS
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Competitiveness assessment of commodity import and export corridors
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Projection of bottlenecks in logistics assets
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Positioning of access logistics assets
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Sizing of strategic assets
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Identification and projection of the need for large-scale transport modes
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Transportation strategy