June 24, 2026

Platts to launch Brazil technical corn oil assessments, July 1

Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, will launch daily price assessments for Brazilian technical corn oil (TCO), effective July 1, 2026.

This launch follows continued growth in Brazil's corn ethanol and advanced biofuels sectors.

The new assessments will reflect the spot price for crude technical corn oil on an ex-works Mato Grosso basis, inclusive of PIS/Cofins taxes. Mato Grosso is Brazil's largest corn ethanol-producing state and the country's main production hub for corn-based ethanol and related co-products.

The assessments will reflect spot transactions conducted on an ex-works basis in Mato Grosso, normalized when necessary by excluding freight and ICMS costs. Platts will publish outright price assessments in Brazilian reals and US dollars, as well as monthly and weekly averages. Platts will use the $/real exchange rate published under the symbol USDBL00 to generate the $/metric ton prices.

Full details of the new assessments are as follows:

Assessment Name Frequency Currency UOM Timestamp

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso BRL/mt

Daily BRL MT 17:30 São Paulo

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso $/mt

Daily USD MT 17:30 São Paulo

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso BRL/mt MAvg

Monthly Average BRL MT 17:30 São Paulo

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso $/mt MAvg

Monthly Average USD MT 17:30 São Paulo

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso BRL/mt WAvg

Weekly Average BRL MT 17:30 São Paulo

TCO EXW

Mato Grosso $/mt WAvg

Weekly Average USD MT 17:30 São Paulo

The daily assessments of technical corn oil, published on weekdays, will be based on truck-delivered spot transactions in Brazil, with delivery of one to 20 days forward from the date of publication.

Platts TCO assessments will reflect oil of 11%-15% free fatty acid (FFA) and a maximum of 1% moisture, impurities, and unsaponifiables (MIU). The assessments will also reflect a minimum transaction volume of 40 mt, equivalent to one full truckload. Platts will consider other specifications and volumes, but may normalize back to the basis.

The assessments will follow a São Paulo publishing schedule.

This launch was initially proposed June 9.

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