Tecnosafra has been acquired by Tranorte

Tecnosafra Sistemas Mecanizados Ltda. has been acquired by Tranorte reinforcing their commitment to delivering agricultural equipment and high-quality service to producers across their regions. The integration expands geographic coverage, strengthens after-sales capabilities and enhances access to agriculture technologies, parts availability and field support teams.

Tecnosafra is an authorized John Deere dealership founded in 2007 in western Santa Catarina, Brazil, with headquarters in Chapecó and five branches across the region. The company sells a full range of agricultural machinery, including tractors, harvesters, planters, sprayers and soil-preparation equipment, along with original parts, maintenance and repair services and financial solutions such as Brazilian group financing mechanisms known as consortia and John Deere financing. With a strong focus on agricultural technology, sustainability and high-touch service to local farmers, Tecnosafra positions itself as an integrated solutions provider aimed at improving productivity and operational efficiency across the agribusiness sector.

Tranorte is an authorized John Deere dealership based in Mafra, in the Planalto Norte region of Santa Catarina, Brazil. The company was founded in 1981 to fill a gap in local agribusiness supply and services. Over four decades it has expanded with branches such as Canoinhas and Guaramirim and, since 2002, has operated formally as a John Deere dealer. The company offers a full portfolio of agricultural machinery such as tractors, combines, planters and sprayers; parts; and technical assistance including precision agriculture solutions. Serving more than 3,000 clients and supporting over 5,000 John Deere machines in its territory, Tranorte positions itself as a long-term partner to farmers, focused on technology, productivity gains and sustainable development of the regional agribusiness ecosystem.

Oaklins Fortezza Partners in Brazil acted as the exclusive advisor to the sellers of Tecnosafra.