América Latina Logística

América Latina Logística S.A. (“ALL”) began operations as an independent railroad company in 1997. The core Brazilian network was the result of privatization efforts designed to attract investment to an underutilized and poorly maintained rail sector. ALL expanded in 1999 with the acquisition of two rail concessions in Argentina. Today, ALL is the largest independent integrated logistics operator in South America with a network of over 16,000 kilometers of contiguous railway in Brazil and Argentina. The company’s operations cover an area representing over 60% of the GDP of the Mercosur trading block and serves many of the largest ports in Brazil and Argentina, including Paranagua, Buenos Aires, Rosario, and Rio Grande. Customers of the railway include some of the top agricultural and industrial companies in both Brazil and Argentina, covering sectors such as soy products and other grains, fuels, fertilizer, cement, wood products, and consumer goods.