Cresol's trajectory began in the Southwest of Paraná and followed the expansion of financial cooperatives over the last few decades. Founded in 1995 by a group of farmers, with the articulation of Francisco Beltrão and the opening of the first branch in Dois Vizinhos, the cooperative financial institution consolidated its operations, maintaining cooperation and community development among the pillars of its history. Thirty-one years later, the cooperative expanded its presence to different regions of the country. Today, it has more than 1 million members and has a network of 1,050 relationship agencies distributed across 20 states. This expansion was accompanied by an average growth of 30% in the last seven years, the result of a strategy based on a balance between evolution, security and financial solidity. In 2025, Cresol ended the year as the largest operator of BNDES resources for individuals in Brazil, with more than R$8.7 billion released in more than 103 thousand operations. The cooperative financial institution has 1,050 relationship agencies in 20 states. Disclosure. Among the cooperative's main areas of activity is rural credit, seen as one of the tools to boost the social and economic development of the communities where the institution is present. In its history, Cresol has already transferred more than R$64 billion in this modality. Costing operations represent R$43.9 billion of this total, with emphasis on Pronaf lines, which total R$37 billion in releases throughout the cooperative's history. The most recent results reinforce this action. In the 2025/2026 Harvest Plan, Cresol exceeded the expected target and released R$16.8 billion in resources, a volume 40.4% higher than that recorded in the previous harvest year. In total, 115.6 thousand operations were carried out, with an average ticket of R$145.6 thousand. Funding concentrated R$10.8 billion distributed across 81.7 thousand operations, while investments totaled R$5.9 billion in 32.5 thousand operations. More than 1 million members are currently part of Cresol's national operations. Disclosure. Among the most accessed credit lines during the period were Pronaf, with R$6.9 billion released, and Pronamp, with R$4.2 billion. The numbers reflect Cresol's focus on strengthening family farming and medium-sized producers, maintaining operations that monitor different profiles of cooperative members and their needs throughout the production cycles. From the first branches opened in the Southwest of Paraná to its national presence, Cresol maintains cooperativism as the basis of its operations and rural credit as one of its main areas of relationship with the countryside, monitoring the development of its members and the communities where it operates.