
Forbes Brazil's Agro100 survey shows 11.08% growth in revenue for sector leaders
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The Agro100 survey analyzes the financial performance of the largest agribusiness companies in Brazil.
The 10 largest Brazilian agribusiness companies totaled R$1.24 trillion in net revenue in 2025, an increase of 11.08% compared to the previous survey. The list is led by JBS, a giant in the meat sector, which earned R$480.58 billion in the period.
The ranking is part of the Agro100 survey, published by Forbes Brasil magazine. In second place comes MBRF, with revenue of R$163.96 billion, followed by Cargill Alimentos, which totaled R$115.29 billion.
Together, the top ten represent a significant portion of Brazilian agribusiness. Considering the 100 largest companies, combined revenue reached R$2.1 trillion in 2025, an increase of 13.45% compared to the previous year.

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