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Zilor is targeting a 10.2% increase in sugarcane processing to 14 million tons and is open to acquisitions.

Zilor, a sugar, ethanol, and energy company, plans to increase sugarcane processing to 14 million tons and is open to acquisitions, despite current market challenges, having achieved a record 12.7 million tons in the last harvest and strong financial results.

Zilor expanded its biomass collection partnership to nine producers, increasing its use of sugarcane straw for energy production and providing extra revenue for suppliers.

Zilor navigated a tough year with record milling and EBITDA by focusing on its core sugar, ethanol, and bioelectricity business, despite a first-quarter loss.

Wellington Brigante, Zilor's IT head, left the company after 2.5 years, with the CEO temporarily taking over his responsibilities as no successor has been named.

Zilor increased ethanol production and sales in the first quarter of the 2026/27 harvest, despite reduced sugarcane crushing and lower prices for both ethanol and sugar.

Zilor experienced a significant decline in revenue and net profit in the first quarter of 2026/27 due to reduced sugarcane crushing and sugar production, despite improved agricultural productivity and increased ethanol output.

Zilor's Q1 2027 results show challenges in the bioenergy sector due to climate and market volatility, but the company focuses on recovery and improved agricultural productivity.

Zilor's Q1 2027 results reflect a challenging bioenergy market with impacts from weather and pricing, though the company highlights improved agricultural productivity and sustained long-term focus.

Zilor Energia e Alimentos achieved record financial results in the 2025/2026 harvest, with R$3.6 billion in net revenue and R$1.3 billion in EBITDA, driven by strategic focus on ethanol and operational efficiencies.

Zilor achieved record financial results in the 2025/26 harvest with R$ 1.3 billion adjusted EBITDA and R$ 3.6 billion net revenue, driven by strategic ethanol focus, record milling, and strong operational efficiency.

Zilor achieved a significant increase in profit and sugarcane processing in the 2025/26 season, driven by strategic acquisitions and a shift towards ethanol production.

Zilor Energia e Alimentos reported a significant full-year profit of R$364.4 million for the 2025/26 crop year, despite a fourth-quarter loss, driven by strong ethanol sales and increased sugarcane processing.

Zilor posted a significant profit increase for the 2025/26 crop year, driven by record revenue and production, despite a quarterly loss and slight agricultural productivity dip.

Zilor achieved record milling of 12.7 million tons and a 23.3% growth in adjusted EBITDA to R$1.3 billion in the 2025/26 harvest, alongside increased production across its segments and reduced leverage.

Zilor, a sugar, ethanol, and energy company, overcame crop failure in 2025/26, boosting its net profit to R$107.7 million due to increased milling and plant acquisition.

Zilor significantly increased its net profit and revenue by boosting sugarcane processing and strategically shifting production towards ethanol, while also improving its debt position.

Zilor posted a R$ 43.2 million net loss in the last quarter but achieved a significant annual net profit of R$ 364.4 million and record EBITDA and sugarcane crushing for the crop year.

Zilor posted a net loss of R$43.2 million in Q4 2025/26 but ended the full crop season with a R$364.4 million profit, driven by ethanol sales and operational efficiencies despite lower sugar prices.

Zilor announced its fourth-quarter and 25/26 harvest results, based on combined financial data including subsidiaries.