History

CEAGRO

1987

Ceagro starts its activities in the city of Campinas (SP-Brazil), as a broker in the agribusiness sector.

1991

Ceagro begins to operate as a commercial company, focused on trading corn mainly for poultry feed.

2002

With the growth and modernization of agribusiness in Brazil, Ceagro expands its scope and focuses on soybeans in major producing states.

2005

Ceagro starts barter trade operations, a model that involves the exchange of inputs for a portion of future crop and allows farmers added security.

2010

Ceagro holds its first issuance of bonds abroad and expands its investment capacity.

2011

Ceagro achieves a record 1.3 million tons of marketed grains, despite difficult macroeconomic conditions.

2012

Ceagro receives ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, confirming the company's commitment to the quality of its services and care for the environment.

2013

Ceagro AgroScience and C&BI Agro Partners are established to expand services provided to farmers, providing technological and financial solutions for the agribusiness sector. Ceagro acquires Agroextra, main distributor of Syngenta agricultural inputs throughout Mato Grosso.