A New Name for Gavilon
Gavilon has rebranded itself as Viterra. The new name and a new logo is being rolled out across the United States and Mexico. Omaha will remain the company’s headquarters for the U.S. and Mexico.
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Viterra-Gavilon Deal Completed
Viterra has closed on its stock purchase of the Gavilon grain and ingredients business. The deal is worth more than $1.1 billion. Viterra officials said the acquisition makes it one of the largest grain origination businesses in the world.
Grain Deal Expected to Close in March
Gavilon’s U.S. grain business is being sold to Viterra in a deal that is estimated to be valued at $3.5 billion. The Marubeni Corporation in Japan is the parent company of Gavilon and Viterra is part of Switzerland-based Glencore. There…
Corn Origination Deal Inked for Two North Dakota Ethanol Plants
Gavilon Grain and Midwest Ag Group have combined corn origination services for MAG’s Blue Flint and Dakota Spirit ethanol plants and the Gavilon network of grain elevators in the area. All contracts for future delivery, initiated through MAG, will be…
Record Losses for Marubeni
Marubeni posted a record loss of $1.8 billion for the past year. That’s after a net profit of $2.1 billion a year earlier. Marubeni is a Japanese conglomerate that is involved in everything from grain trading to oil and aerospace.…
