12 de January de 2026

International Recognition: AMAGGI gets “A” score from CDP for forest protection

AMAGGI has received an “A” score for its leadership in corporate transparency and performance in the “Forests” category from CDP (Carbon Disclosure Program), a non-profit environmental organization. This acknowledgement places the company among global leaders that demonstrate encompassing disclosure, mature environmental governance, and significant progress towards environmental resilience.

This year, 20,000 companies around the world were scored by CDP, among more than 22,100 that reported through the organization’s platform, and being placed on the A List means to be among the top 4%. This score reflects the depth of the reports, the understanding of environmental risks, and the adoption of excellence practices, such as ambitious goals and verified actions. To ensure this assessment, CDP uses a strict, independent methodology, aligned with the parameters from TCFD (Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures).

In addition to the “A” score in Forests, AMAGGI maintained the “B” score in Climate Change and, for the first time, responded to the Water Safety front, scoring “B-”. These results showcase the company’s evolution in structuring processes, identifying risks and opportunities, and strengthening the environmental management, with focus on ongoing improvement. CDP’ methodology provides an integrated assessment on the Forests, Climate Change and Water Safety fronts, acknowledging the interdependence of these themes to the resilience of production systems.

Currently, AMAGGI maintains 100% of traceability on its direct suppliers and nearly 177,000 hectares of preserved areas on its properties. This commitment reflects an integrated strategy that combines sustainable production with protection of biodiversity and responsible land management.

“We believe it is possible to produce at the same time we invest in the conservation of forest reserves, the sustainable use of natural resources, and the restoration of ecosystems. Sustainable production is a reality at AMAGGI and once more this work is acknowledged by CDP. We are very happy with the result,” says Juliana Lopes, Director of ESG, Communication and Compliance.

CDP maintains the world’s largest repository of information and is widely used to guide decisions on investment and acquisition that support a net-zero, sustainable and positive economy for the planet. In 2025, 640 investors with US$ 127 trillion in assets requested to CDP the collection of data about environmental impacts, risks and opportunities.

“Congratulations to all companies that are part of the A List from CDP. The companies that achieved the ‘A’ score are proving that environmental condition and commercial strength walk hand in hand. High-quality data gives leaders the necessary confidence to make positive decisions for the planet that ensure long-term competitiveness, attract capital, and protect natural systems. These organizations show what is possible when transparency becomes the foundation for action,” states Sherry Madera, CEO of CDP.

About AMAGGI

Founded in 1977, AMAGGI is the largest Brazilian grain and fiber company. Present in several stages of the agribusiness chain, the company operates in the agricultural production of grains, fibers and seeds, origination, processing and commercialization of grains and inputs. In addition to river and road transportation of grains, port operations, generation and commercialization of renewable electricity.

Headquartered in Cuiabá (MT), AMAGGI is present in all regions of Brazil, with farms, warehouses, offices, factories, river and road fleet, port terminals and hydroelectric power stations. Abroad, the company has units and offices in Argentina, China, the Netherlands, Norway, Switzerland, Singapore and Panama.

The company annually produces about 1.5 million tons of grains and fibers, including soy, corn and cotton. The Company has a commercial relationship base of approximately 5,600 rural producers and sells approximately 20 million tons of grains and fibers worldwide.

About CDP

CDP is a global non-profit organization that runs the world’s only independent environmental disclosure system. In 2024, it supported more than 24,800 companies and nearly 1,000 cities, states and regions in the disclosure of their environmental impacts. Financial institutions that represent over a quarter of global institutional assets use its data as a foundation for decisions on investment and loan.

In line with the ISSB (IFRS S2) climate standard, CDP integrates norms and parameters from reports with the recommended best practices. With global presence, the organization works to balance people, planet and profit. For more information, please visit the website CDP.net .