The Brazilian National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES) has finalised a financing contract worth approximately R$4.5 billion to support the export of 32 Embraer E175 jets to American Airlines. The financing is part of BNDES’s Exim Post-shipment programme, which aids the export of Brazilian goods.
The deal was announced at Embraer’s headquarters, attended by high-profile officials, including Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
This financing will bolster Brazil’s neo-industrialisation by accelerating aircraft production and exports, enhancing innovation, and competitiveness.
American Airlines has a firm order for 90 E175 jets, with an option for 43 more, potentially exceeding US$7 billion.
BNDES has been crucial in supporting Embraer, financing over 1,300 aircraft exports since 1997, amounting to over US$25 billion. BNDES also recently approved R$500 million for Embraer’s innovation initiatives focused on sustainable air mobility and carbon emission reduction.
This post was published on 19 July 2024 20:39
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