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Who We Are
Purpose
We mobilize people and leverage business through the energy we deliver. Our business is supported by many roots. Therefore, we are present in the lives of thousands of people every day. We work with those who dare to think big, be innovative, and look to the future. Always committed to ethics, safety, and sustainability. To be all that we are today and build an even more promising future, we have a strong culture that is born from the inside out and is translated through our RAIZ:
History
We want to elevate the energy industry with ideas and solutions for now and for the future. Learn our history:
2011
Raízen is founded on the Joint Venture (JV) between Shell and Cosan. In the same year, we earned the Bonsucro certification.
Strengthening and expansion of The Raízen Foundation.
2012
In that year, we reached the highest investment grades from Fitch, S & P, and Moody's.
Creation of JV Raízen MIME strengthen presence in southern Brazil.
2013
Inauguration of the 1st ethanol pipeline exclusively for ethanol transport.
First issue of Raízen Energia's debentures in the market.
Inauguration of the Porto Nacional terminal.
2014
Historical issue of CRA (agribusiness bonds).
2015
Sugar exporting record.
Inauguration of the 2nd-generation ethanol plant.
Inauguration of the Rondonópolis MT terminal.
2016
Market share of fuels reaches historic mark of 27.4%.
2017
Inauguration of the Marabá PA terminal.
First issue of bonds in the international market.
2018
Purchase of Shell assets in Argentina.
2019:Inauguration of our first solar power plant in Piracicaba. New achievements are yet to come.
NUMBERS
We are one of the most competitive energy companies in the world and we are among the four largest in the country in revenue. See the numbers and know why.
R$ 103
billion in revenues
BRL
6.11 billion of EBITDA4th largest company
by revenue in Brazil2nd largest fuel
distribution company in Brazil26 production units
of sugar, ethanol and bioenergy + 2G ethanol plant + 1 refinery860 thousand hectares
of cultivated agricultural land
68
fuel distribution terminals68 airport
refueling sites
More than 7,000 gas stations
in Brazil and ArgentinaMore than 1,600 convenience stores
in Brazil and ArgentinaMore than
2,000 B2B customers25 billion
liters of fuel traded
2.5 billion liters
of ethanol production4.2 million liters
of sugar production16.6 TWh
of electricity generated
13,000 students
and 4 million people impacted by Raízen Foundation actionsApproximately
29,000 employees
