Sugar & EthanolBrazilian Sugar & Ethanol Producer
- Challenge
- Seasonal working-capital requirements.
- Solution
- Structured receivables-backed facility.
- Outcome
- Improved liquidity and operational flexibility.
Agricultural Private Credit
EAT finances agricultural businesses and situations that fall between conventional banking and institutional capital — with the structuring, monitoring and risk management that these transactions require.
Founded in São Paulo in 2017, EAT has supported more than US$700 million in agribusiness transactions across Latin America.

EAT originates, structures, executes and monitors financing for agribusiness across Latin America — anchored in Brazil, the region's largest agricultural economy, with reach across the wider region.
Our advantage is not simply providing capital or arranging a transaction. It is the structuring, monitoring and risk management we apply throughout the life of every investment.

Many agricultural businesses — and many of the situations they face — fall between traditional banking and institutional capital. They are too complex, too seasonal, or too specialized for a conventional balance sheet, yet they require more structure, control and oversight than passive capital can provide.
EAT exists to close that gap. We finance the transactions that demand deeper structuring, active monitoring and disciplined execution — connecting agricultural borrowers with institutional capital through a platform built to manage risk across the full life of each investment.
A structured process designed to protect capital from origination through repayment.
Sourcing opportunities through a proprietary network of borrowers, partners and market participants.
Designing collateral, cash-flow and governance structures for control, transparency and recoverability.
Active monitoring, risk management and hands-on execution through the full life of each investment.
Sourcing opportunities through a proprietary network of borrowers, partners and market participants.
Designing collateral, cash-flow and governance structures for control, transparency and recoverability.
Active monitoring, risk management and hands-on execution through the full life of each investment.
Most lenders assess risk once, at approval. EAT manages it continuously — structuring each transaction for control and recoverability, then actively monitoring operations, collateral and performance until repayment. Active management is our core differentiator.
Tailored structures that align risk, control and recoverability for complex agricultural transactions.
Continuous oversight of operations, collateral and performance throughout the life of each investment.
Risk managed actively from origination to repayment — not assessed once and left in place.
Hands-on coordination across documentation, collateral and closing, from first commitment to full repayment.
EAT structures transactions where debt service can be integrated with commodity commercialization flows — creating alignment between production, commercialization and repayment while helping reduce cash-flow mismatches for borrowers and improving visibility for investors.
Clearer line of sight on how and when obligations are serviced.
Debt service designed to track the rhythm of cash generation.
Repayment tied to flows that can be observed and tracked.
Structural alignment that reinforces recoverability for capital providers.
Fewer mismatches between commercial reality and financial obligations.
EAT combines deep sector expertise with advanced technology, leveraging it to enhance underwriting, monitoring, execution and reporting across the transaction lifecycle.
Sugar & Ethanol
Agricultural InfrastructureRepresentative transactions. No confidential information is disclosed.
EAT works with selected institutional capital providers, asset managers and sustainability-focused investment platforms active in Latin American agribusiness.
Global Private Credit Fund
Brazilian Asset Manager
Impact & Nature-Based Solutions
EAT integrates responsible capital allocation, traceability and governance into how transactions are structured and monitored across agricultural supply chains.
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Whether you are seeking capital, exploring investment opportunities or evaluating a strategic partnership, EAT is ready to discuss structured credit solutions for agribusiness.