Fenatran 2026 to Host International Business Roundtable with 30 Foreign Buyers and 62 Brazilian Manufacturers

Anfir and ApexBrasil will host a business roundtable at Fenatran 2026 with 30 foreign buyers and 62 Brazilian manufacturers to boost exports in the automotive and road implement sectors.

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Image: autoindustria.com.br

Key details

  • 30 foreign buyers from 13 countries to participate in the event
  • 62 Brazilian manufacturers of road implements and automotive components involved
  • Event scheduled for November 10-11 at São Paulo Expo during Fenatran
  • Part of the Move Brazil project aimed at export promotion

The National Association of Manufacturers of Road Implements (Anfir) and ApexBrasil are organizing a major business roundtable during the 25th edition of Fenatran 2026, slated for November 10-11 at São Paulo Expo. This event will bring together 30 foreign buyers representing 13 countries, primarily from Latin America and including Italy, to engage directly with 62 Brazilian manufacturers of road implements and automotive components.

The buyers come from a diverse range of markets including Argentina, Peru, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Bolivia, Uruguay, Mexico, Panama, Honduras, the Dominican Republic, and Italy. Argentina and Peru have the largest delegations, each with five buyers. Brazilian manufacturers participating include notable companies like Facchini, Guerra, Librelato, Randoncorp, Prometeon, Thermo King, Truckvan, 3DJ, Al-Ko, Alucomaxx, and Aspock.

Anfir president José Carlos Spricigo highlighted the growing importance of this business engagement format, stating that the interaction between Brazil’s national industry and international importers has become a staple in the sector’s commercial calendar. The event aims to boost exports and promote business opportunities within Brazil's automotive and road implement sectors. This roundtable is part of the Move Brazil project, which focuses on enhancing export potential for these industries.

No specific business volume estimates for this edition have been announced, but the event’s increasing popularity signals strong prospects for expanding international trade connections for Brazilian manufacturers.

In summary, Fenatran’s international roundtable on November 10-11 represents a key opportunity for Brazilian automotive and road implement companies to showcase their products and forge new partnerships, reinforcing Brazil’s role in the global supply chain.

This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.

Source articles (3)

  1. autoindustria.com.br Oct 26, 2026

    Anfir promove rodada de negócios com 30 compradores estrangeiros

  2. transportemoderno.com.br Oct 26, 2026

    Fenatran terá rodada de negócios com 30 compradores estrangeiros

  3. autodata.com.br Oct 26, 2026

    Anfir e ApexBrasil farão rodada de negócios com trinta estrangeiros na Fenatran

Source comparison

Number of countries represented by buyers

Sources report different numbers of countries represented by buyers.

autodata.com.br

"trinta compradores estrangeiros de treze países"

autoindustria.com.br

"buyers come from various countries, including Paraguay, Bolivia, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Honduras, Italy, and the Dominican Republic."

Why this matters: One source states that buyers come from thirteen countries, while another mentions buyers from various countries without specifying a total count. This discrepancy affects the understanding of the event's international scope.

Participating companies

Sources list different companies participating in the event.

transportemoderno.com.br

"Notable Brazilian companies participating include Facchini, Guerra, Librelato, Randoncorp, Prometeon, Thermo King, and Truckvan."

autodata.com.br

"representantes de 62 fabricantes de implementos rodoviários e componentes automotivos, que incluem empresas como 3DJ, Al-Ko, Alucomaxx, Aspock."

Why this matters: One source includes specific companies like Facchini and Randoncorp, while another mentions different companies such as 3DJ and Al-Ko. This affects the understanding of which major players are involved.

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