One of the largest biorefineries in the world, producing hydrated and anhydrous ethanol, crystal, refined, crushed sugars and bioenergy. UISA currently owns 84.4 thousand hectares for cultivation, industrial park, warehouses and logistics.
CBC is UISA's R&D (research and development) division in biotechnology and innovation for sugarcane culture, aiming to set new standards in agricultural and industrial production in Brazil's Central-West Region.
Geo Energética developed an unique patented process – customized, economically viable and environmentally sustainable – to transform the organic waste (feedstock liquids and solids) of the agroindustry. Geo's the largest sugarcane's organic waste biogas producer in Brazil.
This incubator and accelarator is a pioneering initiative born inside UISA seeking to promote progress and innovation in Agribusiness through the use of technology.
Specialized in structured capital market operations, with a focus on securitization, it has an important role in agribusiness and is the largest issuer of CRAs in Brazil.
The agribusiness fintech, created by Vert Capital and XP investments, is a credit platform that finances the purchase of agricultural supplies in a simple and innovative way.
Committed to the challenge of creating digital products, balancing technology and business. With extensive experience in application development, design and agile methodologies.
This is a Real Estate company invested by CVCIB, responsible for the management and development of Real Estate projects in Brazil.
CVCIB today manages legacy assets from previous investments in Brazil and has done several new investments in:
Distressed Assets
Bioproducts and Bioenergy Projects
Financial Services
Fintechs
Tech
CVCIB has invested USD 755mm of equity capital in assets in Brazil.
The CVCIB Fund was the largest investor in the controlling shareholders group - sharing control in some cases with a pool of 13 pension funds in Brazil - of several companies such as Brasil Telecom, Telemig Celular, Amazonia Celular, Port of Santos and Metro of Rio de Janeiro and also held smaller investments in Telemar Participações Sanepar and Vale do Rio Doce.