Overview

• The nomination received Casa Civil approval and was sent to the Correios personnel and eligibility committee, with formal appointment expected within days.
• Rondon succeeds Fabiano Silva dos Santos, who submitted his resignation on July 4 and has remained in a transitional limbo.
• The decision follows a dispute over control between PT and União Brasil, with the company’s six directorates currently split evenly between the parties.
• Correios posted a R$2.64 billion net loss in Q2 2025 and R$4.37 billion in the first half, with international posting revenue sharply lower after regulatory changes on low‑value imports.
• Government interlocutors say the new leadership is expected to carry out personnel cuts and agency rationalization previously resisted, while the company pursues diversification initiatives such as the Mais Correios marketplace.