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Largest Amazon Reforestation & Macauba's Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Initiative

Social advancement. Empowering individuals through education. Restoring environmental damage. Safeguarding biodiversity.

Everything we do, we believe in challenging the status quo. Particularly in fostering a new approach to economic development.

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Dedicated to reforesting 54,363 acres and establishing an Integrated Crop-Livestock-Forest System (ICLF) spanning 13,589 acres, with a primary focus on SAF derived from macauba oil.

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Sustainability takes flight

In 2023, the European Parliament voted to increase SAF use at EU airports: at least 2% in 2025, 6% in 2030, 20% in 2035, and up to 70% in 2050. The US and the UK are following suit. Acelen (Mubdala Capital) invests €2.2 billion in Brazil for biofuels production, making the country a world leader.

a graph showing the minimum share of SAF for aircraft fuel suppliers at EU airports

How is sustainability aviation fuel made?

Crop-based sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) involves cultivating energy crops like macauba, then converting them via biochemical or thermochemical processes into hydrocarbons suitable for jet fuel. These hydrocarbons undergo hydroprocessing for refinement and are blended with traditional jet fuel. The resulting SAF meets aviation standards while potentially offering carbon neutrality.

OPPORTUNITY

Boundless Market Opportunity

The opportunity is boundless, driven by a market thirsting for more than what is currently available.

We are committed to setting aside 10% of our profits for investment in Research and Development (R&D) to drive the exploration of cutting-edge technologies. Join us in our quest to innovate and shape the future of our industry!

SECOND PRODUCTIVE FLOOR

Integrated Crop-Livestock-Forest System (ICLF) with macauba

Regenerating pastures and introducing pasture rotation with macauba increases productivity by up to five times. Brazil's decarbonization target (NDC) can be achieved just by sequestering carbon in macauba plantations on degraded pastures.