Judicial Recovery of Nair Maria Dairy Underway

Nair Maria Dairy, a company in the dairy sector, has embarked on a judicial recovery process after experiencing consecutive financial losses in 2023, 2024, and 2025. A judicial expert, Rafael Cisneiro Rodrigues, conducted an on-site inspection, revealing a significant decline in revenue and profit margins, alongside a reliance on new financing to maintain liquidity. Despite these challenges, the company continues operations with maintained machinery, inventory, and client base, and no significant tax liabilities were noted.

The expert report advised specific monitoring of recent high-value financial operations. This recommendation is to be followed by the court-appointed administrator throughout the recovery process. Initially, the recovery request included DHM Mining, owned by the same partner, Daniel Henrique Massuia, with a liability of R$ 1,933,888.40. However, the request for DHM Mining was later withdrawn and approved by the court, limiting the recovery to the dairy company.

The court has stipulated that the judicial administrator will receive a fee of 3.5% of the credits under recovery, payable by the company in 36 monthly installments. Creditors have 15 days from the publication of the notice to submit claims or disagreements directly to the judicial administrator. Meanwhile, Nair Maria Dairy has 60 days to file its recovery plan, including an economic viability demonstration and asset evaluation. Failure to meet this deadline may result in the process being converted to bankruptcy.

It is important to note that the approval to proceed with the recovery process does not guarantee its final approval. The continuation of the process will depend on the submission of the recovery plan and the creditors' decision, who will vote on the company's proposal in an assembly.