In a dusty valley north of Trujillo, a field that W.R. Grace began planting in the 1870s now produces sugar and alcohol for export on three continents — quietly owned by one of Peru's most powerful family conglomerates. Full nameCartavio Sociedad Anónima Abierta Ticker / exchangeCARTAVC1 — Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) HeadquartersCartavio (Santiago de Cao, Ascope), La Libertad, Peru SectorSugarcane agro-industry (sugar, ethanol, molasses, bagasse) Employees~1,450 (February 2026) Market value (market cap)PEN 923.9M / US$270.3M (our calculation) Yearly sales (revenue, FY 2024)PEN 535.1M / US$156.5M (our calculation) Net …
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