THE refrigeration sector and fundamental for agribusiness Brazilian, with a strong economic and export impact. At the same time, It operates with high costs, reduced margins, and a strong dependence on credit.This increases exposure to late payments and liquidity problems. In this scenario, Debt recovery becomes a strategic tool. for the sustainability of companies.
Financial risk and default in the sector
Refrigeration companies deal with long lead times, high costs, and sensitivity. exchange rate and market fluctuations. These factors They directly affect cash flow and increase the risk of default. throughout the production chain, requiring greater financial control.
Growing financial difficulties in agriculture.
Recent data from Serasa Experian indicates Significant increase in requests for judicial reorganization in agribusiness.including companies in the animal protein supply chain. The rise in defaults is putting pressure on meatpacking plants and reinforcing the need for action. structured debt recovery strategies.
Debt recovery as a management strategy
More than just collecting overdue payments, Debt recovery helps to organize cash flow, reduce losses, and maintain business relationships.Well-structured processes and appropriate negotiations. They increase effectiveness and contribute to financial stability. of companies.
Positive impacts for the production chain
THE efficient debt recovery benefits not only refrigerators, but The entire agribusiness chain. She contributes to to preserve suppliers, jobs and production capacity.in addition to reducing systemic risks in the sector.
A Way Back in supporting the refrigeration sector.
A Way Back operates strategically in debt recovery. national and international, supporting companies in the meat processing sector with customized analyses, structured negotiations, and specialized support from importer and exporterTheir focus is on strengthening the cash flow. to accelerate the recovery of overdue payments and support more assertive financial decisions. in a scenario of increased pressure on credit.
Sources: ABIEC, Exame and ADVFN
