Rumo and Compass showed strong pricing power and earnings growth, while Moove's potential IPO could unlock significant value and aid in deleveraging. Cosan's net loss was largely due to non-recurring events, and the company is on a slow but positive deleveraging trend. The attractive valuation, combined with promising subsidiaries and the potential Moove IPO, makes Cosan a compelling buy.
Q2 results from Cosan showed okay performance, with healthy volumes in sugar and ethanol offsetting weaker realized prices, and strong results from Rumo. Core SEE prices have become more challenging, impacting revenue and EBITDA for Cosan. The sugar market appears roughly in balance now, and legislation in Brazil could drive increased ethanol consumption. Complexity and lack of transparency in ...
Cosan S.A. (NYSE:CSAN ) Q2 2024 Earnings Conference Call August 15, 2024 10:00 AM ET Company Participants Rodrigo Araujo - CFO Ana Luisa Perina - Head, IR Conference Call Participants Luiz Carvalho - UBS Gabriel Barra - Citi Monique Greco - Itau BBA Bruno Montanari - Morgan Stanley Bruno Amorim - Goldman Sachs Lucas Ferreira - JPMorgan Pedro Soares - BTG Pactual Gustavo Sadka - Bradesco Operato...
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