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Overview
- The R$1.09 billion financing comes from the BNDES Exim Pré‑embarque line and is directed to Embraer’s productive activities rather than buyer financing.
- BNDES says the funds will help the manufacturer meet previously agreed delivery timetables for importers in multiple countries.
- Embraer projects 77 to 85 commercial jet deliveries in 2025 after delivering 73 in 2024 and 64 in 2023.
- BNDES president Aloizio Mercadante called aerospace a strategic sector for high‑skill jobs, innovation and national sovereignty.
- Since 1997, BNDES has supported about US$26.3 billion in Embraer exports tied to roughly 1,350 jets, as the company cites strong demand and a record order book.