Cosan S. A. is a Brazilian holding company that oversees a diversified portfolio of operations in the energy, fuels, lubricants, natural gas distribution, and logistics sectors. The company’s activities are carried out through its subsidiaries and joint ventures, which include Raízen for sugar, ethanol and fuel distribution, Compass for natural gas distribution and related services, Moove for lubricant production and distribution, and Rumo for rail logistics. Through these entities, Cosan S. A. participates in the production, processing and distribution of key commodities that support Brazil’s agribusiness and energy matrices.

Cosan S. A. generates revenue primarily from its equity interests in its operating units. The company receives dividend distributions, interest income and its share of profits from subsidiaries such as Raízen, Compass, Moove and Rumo. These cash flows are reflected in its consolidated financial statements as income from investments and related financial activities, providing the parent company with the funds needed to service debt, pursue acquisitions and return capital to shareholders.

Cosan S. A. holds a strong position in several of Brazil’s core industries. In the sugar and ethanol space, its joint venture Raízen is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters, competing with firms such as Biosev and other domestic mills. In fuel distribution, Raízen ranks behind only Vibra Energia and Ultrapar in Brazil according to ANP data. Compass is the parent of Brazil’s largest natural gas distributor, Comgás, and faces competition from electricity generators and other fuel providers in the gas market. Moove operates under the Mobil and Comma brands and competes with global lubricants majors such as Shell, Castrol and total domestic players. Rumo is Latin America’s largest rail logistics operator, with its main competition coming from road hauliers rather than other rail concession holders due to the exclusive nature of its rail grants.

The company’s customer base is diverse and spans both retail and wholesale channels. Raízen serves more than 7,692 Shell‑branded service stations in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, supplies aviation fuel to 68 airports and provides fuel and lubricants to over 5,000 B2B customers in the transport, agricultural and mining sectors. Compass delivers natural gas to more than two million residential, commercial and industrial consumers across its concession areas. Moove sells its lubricant products to automotive workshops, industrial plants and retail outlets in Brazil and abroad, while its Comma brand reaches customers in over 40 countries across Europe and Asia. Rumo’s primary customers are agricultural exporters and processors, including Cargill, Bunge, ADM, Amaggi, COFCO, Louis Dreyfus and Raízen, which rely on its rail network to move soy, corn, sugar and other commodities to ports for export.