Cartavio S.A.A. is a Peru-based agro-industrial corporation primarily engaged in the cultivation, harvesting, processing, and industrialization of sugarcane, as well as the commercialization of sugar, alcohol, and value-added derivatives. The company operates vertically integrated agricultural and manufacturing assets in the Chicama Valley, serving consumer retail markets, industrial food and beverage processors, chemical manufacturers, and energy sectors. Cartavio S.A.A. manufactures and distributes a systematic portfolio of products comprising refined sugar, plantation white sugar, and brown sugar under commercial and private labels; high-purity rectified ethyl alcohol, extra-neutral alcohol, and industrial ethanol tailored for beverage, pharmaceutical, and disinfectant applications; and sugarcane processing byproducts including molasses for animal nutrition and fermentation, bagasse fiber utilized in paper pulp manufacturing and biomass-fueled energy cogeneration, and vinasse derivatives. The company distributes its products across Peru and exports raw and refined sugar alongside ethyl alcohol to international markets, including the United States and the European Union. Headquartered in Santiago de Cao, Ascope Province, Department of La Libertad, Peru, the company traces its historical origins to 1782, was incorporated in 1970, and adopted its current corporate form in 1997. Cartavio S.A.A. operates as a subsidiary of Corporación Azucarera del Perú S.A. (Coazucar), an agro-industrial holding company belonging to Grupo Gloria, and maintains direct controlling interests in agricultural entities including Empresa Agrícola Sintuco S.A. and Empresa Agraria Chiquitoy S.A. In recent developments, Cartavio S.A.A. has advanced major operational and infrastructure modernization projects to optimize circular manufacturing and industrial efficiency, including the development and regulatory environmental approval of a specialized carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and purification plant, the development of the UREAVIN agrochemical and fertilizer processing facility, and continuous capital enhancements across its milling and distillation units to maximize ethanol distillation yields and cogeneration energy self-sufficiency.