Camil Alimentos

Camil Alimentos Operating Cash Flow

The Operating Cash Flow of Camil Alimentos (CAML3.SA) as of Nov 2, 2026 is 491.70 M BRL. In the previous year, Operating Cash Flow was 831.40 M BRL — a change of -40.86% (lower).

Operating Cash Flow

491.70 MBRL

YoY

-40.86%

Last updated:

Operating Cash Flow of Camil Alimentos is 2026 491.70 M BRL. Operating Cash Flow of Camil Alimentos was 2025 831.40 M BRL. It decreases by -40.86% lower compared to the previous year.

The Camil Alimentos Operating Cash Flow history

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Operating Cash Flow
Date
Operating Cash Flow
Jan 1, 2019
93.91 M BRL
Jan 1, 2020
499.90 M BRL
Jan 1, 2021
473.06 M BRL
Jan 1, 2022
485.59 M BRL
Jan 1, 2023
-138.91 M BRL
Jan 1, 2024
523.95 M BRL
Jan 1, 2025
831.40 M BRL
Jan 1, 2026
491.70 M BRL
The Camil Alimentos Operating Cash Flow history
YEAROperating Cash FlowYoY
491.70 MBRL-40.86%
831.40 MBRL+58.68%
523.95 MBRL-477.18%
-138.91 MBRL-128.61%
485.59 MBRL+2.65%
473.06 MBRL-5.37%
499.90 MBRL+432.32%
93.91 MBRL-80.76%
488.02 MBRL+68.50%
289.62 MBRL-15.60%
343.17 MBRL-24.08%
452.01 MBRL+404.34%
89.62 MBRL—

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Camil Alimentos Stock analysis

What does Camil Alimentos do? Camil Alimentos SA produces and sells agricultural goods including rice, rice crackers, beans, peas, chickpeas, lentil seeds, soybean-based meals, popcorn, sugar, and seafood. The company distributes its products under brand names like Camil, Pescador, Coqueiro, Uniao, Barra, Dolce, Namorado, Butui, Bonzao, Neve, and Ducula in Brazil, Saman in Uruguay, Tucapel in Chile, and Costeno and Paisana in Peru. The firm operates grain processing units, fish processing plants, and sugar mills to manufacture its products. Its subsidiaries include Camil Internacional Argentina SA, Carreteiro Industria e Comercio de Alimentos Ltda, and Ciclo Logistica Ltda, which support its production and distribution network. The company's primary customers are consumers in Brazil, Uruguay, Chile, and Peru who purchase its branded food products. In Brazil, the main brands are Camil, Pescador, and Coqueiro, while in other countries, local brands like Saman, Tucapel, Costeno, and Paisana dominate the market. The firm generates revenue through the sale of processed agricultural goods under these brand names across multiple countries, leveraging its subsidiaries to manage regional operations and distribution. Camil Alimentos SA focuses on the production of staple food items such as rice, beans, and seafood, which are essential for daily consumption in the regions it serves. The company's product portfolio includes both traditional and processed foods, with a strong emphasis on locally relevant brands. Its operations are structured around processing facilities that handle grain, fish, and sugar, allowing it to serve diverse market segments with consistent quality and availability. Camil Alimentos is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Camil Alimentos stock

Operating Cash Flow of Camil Alimentos is 491.70 M BRL in 2026.

Operating Cash Flow of Camil Alimentos changed from 831.40 M BRL to 491.70 M BRL, representing a -40.86% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Operating cash flow measures the cash generated from core business operations. It is a pure measure of a company's ability to generate cash.

Operating Cash Flow's BRL is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Operating Cash Flow's Camil Alimentos historically and in real time.

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