BRAZIL Law and Practice Contributed by: Carlos Vilhena, Roberta Bilotti Demange and Marina Bertucci Ferreira, Pinheiro Neto Advogados
tance to the country’s economic development and its efforts to meet global demand for essen - tial minerals. Although iron ore remains a cornerstone of Bra - zil’s mining revenue, Brazil is actively diversify - ing its mineral portfolio, notably by developing a rare earth industry to reduce dependence on traditional commodities and challenge China’s dominance in this market. In summary, Brazil’s mining sector is poised for significant growth over the next years, driven by substantial investments and strategic diversifi - cation efforts.
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