Grupo Bom Jesus in the news

Grupo Bom Jesus significantly expanded its sustainable farming practices and production in 2025, alongside strengthening its ESG commitments and corporate governance.

Grupo Bom Jesus launched its 2025 Sustainability Report, detailing expansion in regenerative agriculture, record productivity, and enhanced governance.

Movecta and Magna Logistics Solutions have partnered to streamline the cotton export operations for Grupo Bom Jesus, managing the entire logistics chain from farm to ship.

Grupo Bom Jesus celebrates 50 years with significant expansion in agribusiness, emphasizing professionalized management, governance, and sustainability for future growth.

Grupo Bom Jesus celebrates 50 years, marking a new phase of professionalized management, strengthened governance, and increased investment in innovation and sustainability.

Grupo Bom Jesus celebrates 50 years of agricultural operations, emphasizing professionalized management, strengthened governance, and increased investments in innovation and sustainability for future growth.

Grupo Bom Jesus celebrates 50 years of agricultural expansion, marked by professionalized management, sustainability, and technological investment across 390,000 hectares in Brazil.

Grupo Bom Jesus, a major agricultural group in Brazil, celebrates 50 years with a focus on professionalized management, enhanced governance, and sustainable practices for future growth.

Grupo Bom Jesus, a major Brazilian agricultural company, celebrates 50 years of growth, professionalizing management, and strengthening its commitment to sustainability for future development.

Grupo Bom Jesus is transforming its human resources management with various training programs and academies to develop and retain talent across its agricultural and logistics operations.

Grupo Bom Jesus is transforming its human resources management by implementing various training and development programs to foster talent and leadership across its agricultural and logistics operations.

Grupo Bom Jesus, in collaboration with Bunge, is expanding its RTRS-certified sustainable soy production and traceability, integrating regenerative agriculture practices.

Grupo Bom Jesus obtained RTRS certification for responsible soy, enhancing sustainability and traceability in partnership with Bunge, utilizing regenerative agriculture practices across its farms.

Grupo Bom Jesus projects a 600,000-ton corn harvest for 2025/2026, emphasizing sustainable and deforestation-free practices on its agricultural land.

Grupo Bom Jesus projects a 600,000-ton corn harvest for the 2025/2026 season, reflecting a 25% increase, while emphasizing sustainable, deforestation-free production practices.

Grupo Bom Jesus, a large Brazilian agricultural producer, is implementing advanced corporate governance practices, including a new Board of Directors and formalizing management and succession rules.

Bom Jesus Agropecuária was ranked among the top 50 large companies to work for by FIA due to its commitment to a positive and developmental work environment.

A suspected hidden network between Fource and Bom Jesus reveals a judicial corruption system in Brazil, connecting the Sisamnes and Faroeste Operations through alleged fraud and influence peddling.

Grupo Bom Jesus became Grupo Pupin's largest creditor with R$540 million in credits, leading to a lawsuit by Pupin alleging parasitic control and asset diversion by the Midas/Fource group, which has ties to Bom Jesus.

Grupo Bom Jesus became the top creditor of Grupo Pupin amid a lawsuit accusing it and other entities of a coordinated financial maneuver to seize Pupin's assets during its judicial recovery.