Montesco Fondo Agroindustrial CA Class B
BBVCA:MTC.B256.50
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+5.80
(+2.31%)
ISIN
VEV0043610B2
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172.15
14.20
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19,931.43
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68.34
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- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Financial conglomerates
- Address
- Caracas Venezuela
- Website
- montescoagro.com
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- Montesco Fondo Agroindustrial C.A. is a Venezuela-based agro-industrial investment and operating company primarily engaged in the financing, production, processing, and commercialization of agricultural commodities and livestock products. The company operates across integrated agribusiness verticals, offering a diverse portfolio of products and services that include: grain and cereal cultivation, encompassing yellow corn, white corn, rice, sorghum, and oilseeds; livestock farming, comprising beef cattle breeding, fattening, herd genetics, and raw milk production; agro-industrial processing and warehousing, including grain conditioning, drying, silo storage management, and animal feed formulation; agricultural supply distribution, providing certified seeds, crop protection inputs, fertilizers, and animal nutrition products; and agribusiness financial and management solutions, featuring contract farming agreements, technical farm management, harvest financing, and agro-logistics services. Headquartered in Caracas, Venezuela, Montesco Fondo Agroindustrial C.A. conducts its productive activities across major agricultural regions in the Venezuelan plains and central-western agricultural belt, catering to industrial food processors, wholesale distributors, agricultural cooperatives, and commercial livestock operations. In recent developments, the company has executed several strategic and operational initiatives to strengthen its operational capacity and capital structure, including the placement of commercial paper and structured debt issuances on the Caracas Stock Exchange to finance crop sowing and harvest cycles; the implementation of equity adjustments and capital increases authorized by shareholders; the expansion of joint productive alliances with regional agricultural producers; investments into upgrading post-harvest grain handling and storage infrastructure; and the optimization of its supply and distribution networks for animal feed and essential agricultural staples.