Agro has nearly 1,800 companies fit to enter the Stock Exchange

An unprecedented survey by Neoway, a B3 brand, has identified 1,798 companies in the agribusiness sector with the potential to go public through the Easy Regime, an initiative by the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) that will be implemented in January 2026. These companies, of private legal nature and with revenue between R$ 300 million and R$ 500 million, will be able to have simpler, faster, and more economical access to the capital market, facilitating the raising of resources for expansion, investments, and strengthening of governance. The Easy Regime was created by the CVM to democratize access to the stock exchange for small and medium-sized companies, with a series of simplifications. Among the main changes are: According to the CVM, the model seeks to reduce regulatory barriers and costs for companies that previously did not see viability in becoming publicly traded companies. B3, the main infrastructure of the Brazilian capital market, will play a fundamental role ...