Raízen is Brazil's quiet energy giant: it runs the country's largest Shell-branded fuel network and is also the world's biggest sugarcane processor, turning cane into ethanol, sugar, and electricity. It is a joint venture between two global heavyweights, and right now it is fighting its hardest financial battle since it was born in 2010. Full nameRaízen S.A. Tickers / exchangeRAIZ4 — B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersRio de Janeiro, Brazil SectorEnergy / renewables Employees40,000 Market valueR$2.90 billion (US$565 million) Yearly salesR$227.8 billion (US$44.5 billion) Net profit−R$27.0 billion (US$−5.28 billion) Net margin−11.8% Return …
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