# Government plans Conab subsidiary for 2027

> Brazil's government aims to create Conab's independent subsidiary by 2027 to boost revenue and reduce budget reliance.
- Title: Government plans Conab subsidiary for 2027 | Shortify
- Summary: Brazil's government aims to create Conab's independent subsidiary by 2027 to boost revenue and reduce budget reliance.
- Keywords: conab, federal government, subsidiary, 2027, agricultural sales, revenue reinvestment, budget dependence, brazil, valorinternational
- Source: valorinternational — https://valorinternational.globo.com/agribusiness/news/2026/11/06/government-considers-setting-up-subsidiary-for-conab.ghtml
- Published: 2026-11-06T19:00:01.222+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: conab, federal government, subsidiary, 2027, agricultural sales, revenue reinvestment, budget dependence, brazil, business, money
## Government considers Conab subsidiary
The federal government is considering setting up an independent subsidiary for the National Supply Company (Conab) in 2027.
## Goal of subsidiary
The goal is to allow revenue generated by the state-owned company, from sales of agricultural products held in public stocks and the leasing of storage facilities and services, to flow directly into the company’s own…
## Conab revenue growth
Conab recorded sales of R$78 million in 2023, R$130 million in 2024 and R$194.6 million in 2025, with sales reaching R$158.4 million this year.
## Conab financial strategy
The state-owned company is also considering a voluntary severance program to ease financial pressure on its nearly 3,000 employees with an annual payroll approaching R$1 billion.
## Severance program target
The program targets around 1,000 former employees from the Brazilian Food Company and Brazilian Storage Company who joined Conab after amnesty under President Fernando Collor (1990-1992).
## Conab modernization plan
Conab's new operating model requires legal framework changes with input from BNDES and Sest to modernize its structure and financial sustainability.
## Key takeaway

Brazil's federal government plans an independent Conab subsidiary for 2027 to reinvest agricultural sales revenue and cut federal budget dependence.