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Agri tycoons accumulate R$ 207.7 billion in wealth, according to Forbes. See top 10

oglobo29 August 2026 at 14:52

Forbes published this Saturday the list of the biggest Brazilian agribusiness billionaires for 2026, revealing that this sector concentrates R$ 207.7 billion in wealth. This value represents 11.2% of the total mapped by this year's edition of Forbes Billionaires List Brazil, which brings together 255 billionaires from different sectors of the country's economy. Together, all these billionaires sum R$ 1.86 trillion, with 37 of them operating in agribusiness.

The list shows that the fortunes of agribusiness billionaires are concentrated in the South and Central-West regions of Brazil, although the Southeast leads the overall mapping with 18 names, gathering R$ 89.1 billion in wealth.

In the South of the country, there are 12 agribusiness billionaires, who concentrate R$ 57.7 billion. Following, the Central-West appears with only three members, but with an expressive financial volume of R$ 46.6 billion, driven mainly by the large agricultural properties of the region.

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