Cosan S.A.
Cosan is a Brazilian holding company headquartered in São Paulo. Its group operates across energy, natural gas, lubricants, rail logistics and agricultural real estate. Through Raízen, a joint venture with Shell, the group produces and sells ethanol, sugar and other energy products, generates electricity from sugarcane bagasse, and distributes fuel through service stations and airport bases. Compass operates natural gas distribution, marketing and services businesses, including gas supply options and related infrastructure. Moove produces and distributes automotive and industrial lubricants under brands including Mobil, Tirreno, Comma, EcoUltra, Medallion Plus and Dyna-Plex 21C. Rumo provides rail transportation, port loading and storage services. Radar and related land management companies acquire, lease, sell and manage rural properties in Brazil, including land used to grow sugarcane, soy, cotton and corn. Cosan earns income through its ownership interests in these businesses and their operations, which include selling products, providing services, and leasing or selling agricultural properties.
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See all $CSANY insider activity →Cosan, a Brazilian holding company, reported a net profit of R$190 million (US$34 million) in Q3 2026, reversing a R$1.185 billion (US$209 million) loss from the previous year. The improvement was driven by better performance from its subsidiaries, lower overhead, and no contribution from Raízen. Net revenue grew 6% to R$11.288 billion (US$1.99 billion), and adjusted EBITDA increased 55% to R$4.195 billion (US$740 million).
Cosan reported a net income of R$190 million, up from previous periods, driven by equity gains, better financing results, and reduced G&A expenses. The company's net debt decreased by 48% year-over-year, while its subsidiaries Compass and Moove showed strong EBITDA growth.
Cosan, a Brazilian holding company listed on B3 under ticker CSAN3, announced CEO Marcelo Eduardo Martins will step down on 4 January 2027. Guilherme Penin, current VP of Strategy, will serve as interim CEO. Cosan is in the process of finding a permanent successor. The company recently delisted its ADRs from the NYSE, affecting US investors.
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Cosan, a Brazilian holding company, reported a net profit of R$190 million (US$34 million) in Q3 2026, reversing a R$1.185 billion (US$209 million) loss from the previous year. The improvement was driven by better performance from its subsidiaries, lower overhead, and no contribution from Raízen. Net revenue grew 6% to R$11.288 billion (US$1.99 billion), and adjusted EBITDA increased 55% to R$4.195 billion (US$740 million).
Cosan reported a net income of R$190 million, up from previous periods, driven by equity gains, better financing results, and reduced G&A expenses. The company's net debt decreased by 48% year-over-year, while its subsidiaries Compass and Moove showed strong EBITDA growth.
Cosan, a Brazilian holding company listed on B3 under ticker CSAN3, announced CEO Marcelo Eduardo Martins will step down on 4 January 2027. Guilherme Penin, current VP of Strategy, will serve as interim CEO. Cosan is in the process of finding a permanent successor. The company recently delisted its ADRs from the NYSE, affecting US investors.
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Cosan, a Brazilian holding company, reported a net profit of R$190 million (US$34 million) in Q3 2026, reversing a R$1.185 billion (US$209 million) loss from the previous year. The improvement was driven by better performance from its subsidiaries, lower overhead, and no contribution from Raízen. Net revenue grew 6% to R$11.288 billion (US$1.99 billion), and adjusted EBITDA increased 55% to R$4.195 billion (US$740 million).
Cosan reported a net income of R$190 million, up from previous periods, driven by equity gains, better financing results, and reduced G&A expenses. The company's net debt decreased by 48% year-over-year, while its subsidiaries Compass and Moove showed strong EBITDA growth.
Cosan, a Brazilian holding company listed on B3 under ticker CSAN3, announced CEO Marcelo Eduardo Martins will step down on 4 January 2027. Guilherme Penin, current VP of Strategy, will serve as interim CEO. Cosan is in the process of finding a permanent successor. The company recently delisted its ADRs from the NYSE, affecting US investors.
