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Small Caps• Aug 21

Global Sugar Price Surge, El Niño Fears Spark Rally in Brazilian Agro Stocks

Policy shifts in India and El Niño fears drove raw sugar to a one-year high, triggering massive stock gains for Brazilian agro-industrial giants São Martinho and Jalles Machado.

São Martinho Profit Plunges 39% as Lower Sugar Prices and Strategic Ethanol Delay Hit Q1 Results
Small Caps• Aug 11

São Martinho Profit Plunges 39% as Lower Sugar Prices and Strategic Ethanol Delay Hit Q1 Results

Brazilian agribusiness giant São Martinho reported a 39.3% drop in net profit for 1Q27, driven by falling commodity prices and a decision to withhold ethanol sales.

Brazil Agro-Giant São Martinho's Profit Plunges 39.3%, Highlighting Global Price Pressure on Bioenergy Sector
PROSmall Caps• Aug 11

Brazil Agro-Giant São Martinho's Profit Plunges 39.3%, Highlighting Global Price Pressure on Bioenergy Sector

Brazilian bioenergy leader São Martinho saw Q1 net profit fall 39.3%, as low global commodity prices for sugar and ethanol outpaced gains in agricultural productivity, challenging the massive agro-industrial sector.

Supply Crisis: Brazil Weather Fears Drive Sugar Prices to 10-Month High as Frost Threatens Arabica Coffee
PROAgro• Aug 09

Supply Crisis: Brazil Weather Fears Drive Sugar Prices to 10-Month High as Frost Threatens Arabica Coffee

Sugar futures surged over 11% this week after official data confirmed a massive drop in Brazil's June output, while frost risk lifts coffee.

Record Sugarcane Crush in Brazil's Center-South Confirms Supply Surge, Intensifying Ethanol/Sugar Price Tension
Agro• Aug 04

Record Sugarcane Crush in Brazil's Center-South Confirms Supply Surge, Intensifying Ethanol/Sugar Price Tension

High cane volumes in São Paulo confirm a strong harvest, but mills are prioritizing ethanol, creating a nuanced supply outlook.

Record Sugarcane Grinding Pace in São Paulo Sustains High Ethanol Volume
PROAgro• Aug 03

Record Sugarcane Grinding Pace in São Paulo Sustains High Ethanol Volume

Mills in Brazil’s Center-South are processing cane at a record pace, shifting mix further toward ethanol as low global sugar prices persist.