Home>News & Insights>Publications>Top 100 Brazilian Companies by CAPEX and China-Brazil M&A Ranking (2025)Top 100 Brazilian Companies by CAPEX and China-Brazil M&A Ranking (2025) EMIS Insights Publications EMIS 29.07.2026 1 min read Which Brazilian companies are investing the most in growth and expansion? To answer this question, ISI EMIS compiled and analyzed data from the 2025 annual financial statements filed with the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM) to create a ranking of the Top 100 Brazilian companies by CAPEX (Capital Expenditure). The study highlights the companies leading corporate investment in Brazil, making it a valuable resource for professionals in market research, market analysis, market intelligence, as well as investors, consulting firms, and commercial teams monitoring industry trends, business opportunities, and growth strategies. In addition to the CAPEX ranking, the file includes the main mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions announced since the beginning of 2025 in which the buyer or investor is a Chinese company and the target is a Brazilian entity. This analysis enables readers to track investment flows between China and Brazil, identify sectors attracting foreign capital, and understand key trends shaping the corporate landscape. The ranking methodology primarily considers consolidated financial statements. When a company publishes both standalone and consolidated financial statements, the CAPEX value reported in the consolidated version is used, ensuring a more comprehensive view of investments made by the economic group. Powered by ISI EMIS — trusted intelligence on companies, transactions, and market data across high-growth markets. Access the full file to explore the ranking of the companies with the highest CAPEX in Brazil and the leading M&A transactions involving Chinese investors and Brazilian companies. CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Tags BrazilEmerging MarketsRecent Posts Rising oil prices prove hard to ignore EPFR 27.07.2026 Publications he third week of July ended with oil prices heading back towards 0 a barrel, artificial intelligence (AI) stocks under renewed pressure and policymakers moving to stabilize Chinese mainland capital markets. Read More Capacity trends illustrate Brazilian manufacturing's winners and losers CEIC 25.07.2026 Insights Manufacturing in Brazil has been sluggish, constrained by persistently high borrowing costs and competition from Chinese imports. But performance varies Read More Britain’s Burnham faces off against bond markets and limits to taxation CEIC 25.07.2026 Insights Britain has its fourth prime minister in five years. Andy Burnham took office with an ambitious interventionist agenda including social Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.