Soybean Export Finance From Brazil To China
Structured trade finance solutions for soybean exports from Brazil to Chinese crushers and trading houses.
Brazil is the world’s largest soybean exporter. China represents the dominant global buyer. The corridor operates on seasonal harvest cycles, thin trading margins and high working capital intensity.
Exporters must finance crop procurement, storage, inland transport and port handling before shipment and payment. Structured trade finance is essential to sustain volume.
Typical Financing Structures
Pre-Export Facilities
Working capital secured against confirmed purchase contracts or forward sales agreements.
Letter Of Credit Discounting
Financing against confirmed LCs issued by Chinese banks.
Shipment Finance
Advance rates structured against bills of lading and warehouse documentation.
Receivables Finance
Discounting of short-tenor agricultural trade receivables.
Advance Rates And Risk Considerations
Advance rates typically range between 65 percent and 85 percent depending on buyer credit quality, LC confirmation status, crop insurance and logistics control.
Lenders assess commodity price volatility, counterparty risk, storage arrangements and shipping documentation integrity.
Our Structuring Approach
Contract Review
Assessment of sales agreements, Incoterms and buyer credit profile.
Collateral Control
Alignment of warehouse receipts, cargo insurance and port documentation.
Risk Mitigation
Evaluation of hedging structures and payment term configuration.
Lender Distribution
Targeted placement to agricultural trade finance desks and private credit funds.
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Provide shipment profile, buyer details and funding requirement for mandate review.
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