Porto Vale, the largest consortium broker in the country, handled more than R$2.4 billion in consortium credits in the first half of 2026. The result represents an increase of 35% compared to the same period last year. Performance was consistent throughout the semester. Every month surpassed the results recorded in 2025. April had the best result, with almost R$600 million in credits sold, the highest monthly volume recorded by the company in the first half of the year. Between January and June, more than 10 thousand shares were sold, a growth of 46% compared to the same period in 2025. Last year, the company registered a record performance, with the sale of 20 thousand shares and R$5.3 billion in credits sold. For Fernando Gianjiope, CEO and founder of Porto Vale, maintaining the pace of expansion after a historic year reinforces the consistency of the company's trajectory. "Growing after the best year in our history makes this result even more significant. More than the numbers, we know that behind each hire there is an important objective, be it the purchase of a property, the acquisition of a vehicle or investment in the business itself. This is what gives meaning to our growth", he states. Porto Vale Disclosure High interest rates favor planned purchases Porto Vale's performance follows a movement observed throughout the sector. With the Selic rate at a high level, financing remains more expensive, while the consortium is consolidating itself as an alternative for those who can plan the acquisition of properties, vehicles and services. "With high interest rates, consumers began to evaluate more carefully the alternatives available to carry out their plans. In this scenario, the consortium gains relevance by stimulating planned purchases and offering a form of acquisition aligned with the long-term objectives of many families and entrepreneurs", says Gianjiope. Data from ABAC (Brazilian Association of Consortium Administrators) reinforces this scenario. Between January and May this year, quota sales grew 14% in the country, driven mainly by the real estate segment, which increased 43.7% and continues to be the hottest in the system. National presence from Vale do Paraíba With headquarters in São José dos Campos, headquarters in Jacareí and São Paulo and operations throughout the country, Porto Vale exclusively sells Porto brand consortia and is the largest brokerage in the segment in Brazil. The portfolio also includes insurance for individuals and companies, as well as credit solutions, such as loans secured by vehicles or properties. With the results of the first half, the company maintains its expansion plan for 2026, expanding structure, team and operational capacity to sustain the pace of growth throughout the year.