Camil Alimentos (CAML3) Institutional presentation summary
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Institutional presentation summary
21 Jul, 2026Business overview and market leadership
Leading food platform in Latin America with operations in six countries and exports to over 60 countries.
Broad product portfolio includes grains, sugar, pasta, canned fish, coffee, biscuits, and other dry goods.
Iconic brands with strong market positions: #1 in rice and sugar, #2 in beans in Brazil.
34 processing facilities and 26 distribution centers support extensive regional reach.
7,500 employees and a robust distribution network drive business expansion.
Financial performance and growth
Consistent revenue and volume growth, with resilient margins despite economic slowdowns.
Weekly price adjustments and proven cost transfer capabilities maintain profitability.
EBITDA and gross margins have remained stable over the years, supported by diversified operations.
Investment grade debt profile and strong cash position.
Strategic acquisitions and expansion
History of successful M&A, expanding into new categories and geographies across LatAm.
Recent acquisitions include Santa Amália (pasta), Mabel (biscuits), and Villa Oliva (Paraguay rice).
Expansion into high-growth categories such as coffee, biscuits, and healthy products.
Consolidation opportunities in Brazil and new market entries in Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico.
Latest events from Camil Alimentos
- Strong volume growth offset price declines, but net income and EBITDA fell sharply YoY.CAML3
Q1 2027 (Q&A)17 Jul 2026 - Strong volume growth offset price declines, but net income and leverage worsened.CAML3
Q1 2027 Prepared Remarks15 Jul 2026 - Net revenue rose 9.3% YoY to R$2.9B, with EBITDA up 28.2% and net income up 22.6%.CAML3
Q1 2025 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - Record revenue, EBITDA, and net income growth driven by high-value and international expansion.CAML3
Q2 2025 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - Net revenue rose 9% to R$12.3B, EBITDA reached R$907M, and net profit fell 39.8% to R$217M.CAML3
Q4 2025 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - Net income plunged 69% YoY despite revenue growth, as Brazil volumes fell and costs rose.CAML3
Q3 2025 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - Net revenue dropped 7.3% YoY to R$2.7B as international growth offset domestic declines.CAML3
Q1 2026 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - EBITDA margin rose to 8.2% in 2025 despite a 9.4% revenue drop and lower net income.CAML3
Q4 2026 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026 - Net revenue was R$ 3.0B in 2Q25, with EBITDA margin at 8.4% and strong international volume growth.CAML3
Q2 2026 (Q&A)13 Jul 2026