Cosan S.A. is a Brazilian multinational company primarily engaged in the agribusiness and energy sectors. It operates a diverse portfolio including the production and distribution of sugar, ethanol, and bioenergy, as well as logistics and transportation services. The company focuses on sustainable practices and innovation within its operations, contributing to the development of renewable energy solutions. Cosan also has interests in various sectors such as fuel distribution and natural gas, making it a key player in both the agricultural and energy markets in Brazil and beyond. Read More
October 7, 2025 – After a tumultuous period characterized by unprecedented volatility and soaring prices, the global markets for cocoa, coffee, and sugar have witnessed a significant downturn in 2025. This retreat, a stark contrast to the record highs seen in late 2024 and early 2025, is primarily attributed to a
The global sugar market currently finds itself at a crossroads, with futures prices locked in a remarkably narrow trading range as of October 2025. This consolidation reflects a tug-of-war between improved supply prospects from key producing nations and persistent concerns over global demand and broader macroeconomic headwinds. While a potential
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BP plans to expand and diversify its biofuel operations in Brazil, including reported plans for exploring second-generation ethanol and sustainable aviation fuel.
Cosan is a collection of businesses that take advantage of the resources available in Brazil, and it will benefit from tailwinds developing in the global economy.
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Due to poor weather, it is estimated that sugar demand will exceed production by 6 million to 7 million metric tons over the next three years, which will likely keep sugar prices elevated.
