Sucrogen: reinventing our sugar business

Strategic direction

Marking a new era, Sucrogen Ltd was formed in March 2010 to focus on developing the full potential of our sugar and renewable energy company.

In December 2010, Sucrogen was acquired by Wilmar International Limited - the largest Asian agribusiness and the second largest listed company on the Singapore Stock Exchange - adding strength to our growth plans.

A new business is born

Sucrogen incorporates all the former CSR Sugar businesses – Mills (now Cane Products), Ethanol (now BioEthanol) and Sugar Refining (now Sweeteners). It builds on our strong history in sugar, which will stay at the heart of everything we do: but it will also allow us to capitalise on the exciting opportunities that lie ahead in renewable energy.

Was it time to reinvent our business with renewed positive energy?

We certainly think so.

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Sweeteners

Sweeteners

Market leaders in Australia and New Zealand. more

Cane Products

Cane Products

The largest raw sugar producer in Australia. more

BioEthanol

BioEthanol

A leader in sugarcane-based ethanol products . more

Our new brand

Designed to be better for all

Our new name and look reflects the positive energy and dynamism that's key to our newly focused direction. more

Strategic direction

The change to Sucrogen marks the beginning of a new era. more

Latest news

Proserpine creditors approve sale of mill to Sucrogen

A majority of Proserpine creditors, by number and value, voted to approve Sucrogen's purchase of the mill more

Sucrogen's four Burdekin mills crushing

All four of Sucrogen’s Burdekin mills are now crushing. more

New Sucrogen brand revs up

Our new-look brand made its public debut the Clipsal 500 in Adelaide. more

Increased renewable energy capacity

Sucrogen announces the construction of a $24 million expanded electricity cogeneration facility. more

Media information

Sucrogen to buy Proserpine Mill

Sucrogen looks forward to an exciting future as the new owner of Proserpine Sugar Mill after a majority of Proserpine creditors, by number and value, voted to approve Sucrogen’s purchase of the mill.

Media fast facts

A snapshot of our Sucrogen business. more