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LatAm Capital Goods & Transportation: Road Ahead (Aug. 17): El Niño Logistics Risks, Embraer Cropduster, Boeing & Archer Deal
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J P M O R G A N
Latin America Equity Research
17 August 2026
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LatAm Capital Goods &
Transportation
Road Ahead (Aug. 17): El Niño Logistics Risks,
Embraer Cropduster, Boeing & Archer Deal
Upcoming Events/2Q Earnings (Eastern time - ET)
Latin American Capital Goods
• Mon. (Aug. 17): IMEA Data @ 5pm;
• Tue. (Aug. 18): CAAP 2Q26 Results (BMO);
• Thu. (Aug. 20): RAPT Monthly Revs. (BMO).
Marcelo Motta AC
Top News from Past Week:
• El Niño brings risks for grain and logistics companies. El Niño could affect
the logistics of transporting grain, with warnings regarding Hidrovias do Brasil
and Rumo. For Hidrovias, the risk is high due to concentrated revenues and
exposure to droughts that reduce river levels and the navigability of barges in the
Northern Arc. The sector is calling for maintenance dredging on the Tapajós
River; without it, the CEO of MoveInfra estimates that up to 5 million tons may
no longer be transported via this waterway. The Chief of Staff’s Office (Casa
Civil) said the government decided not to carry out the dredging now, arguing that
navigation can be maintained and that there is a road alternative with contingency
plans. If cargo from the Tapajós shifts to highways, the additional freight cost
could reach R$850mn, and the weather could also reduce volumes and demand
for Rumo’s rail transport - Globo Rural (Aug. 17).
(55-11) 4950-6712
Jonathan S. Koutras
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Latin American Transportation
Guilherme Mendes AC
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Julia Orsi
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Banco J.P. Morgan S.A.
• Embraer Showcases Ipanema 203 at Brazil’s Agricultural Aviation
Congress. The company is presenting its Ipanema 203 cropduster at the
Brazilian Agricultural Aviation Congress in Goianápolis, Goiás, from August
18–20, 2026. The Ipanema 203, Brazil’s best-selling agricultural aircraft with
over 50% market share, will perform a demonstration flight for operators and
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