S.A. San Miguel A.G.I.C.I. y F. Class B
BBYMA:SAMI.CI400.00
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S.A. San Miguel A.G.I.C.I. y F. Class B
BYMA:SAMI.CI
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- S.A. San Miguel A.G.I.C.I. y F. is an Argentina-based industrial agribusiness company and a leading global processor specializing in the manufacture and commercialization of lemon-derived natural ingredients. Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Vicente López, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, the company operates across the food, beverage, flavor, fragrance, and pharmaceutical sectors. S.A. San Miguel maintains a multi-origin industrial processing network with manufacturing facilities situated in Famaillá (Tucumán, Argentina), Paysandú (Uruguay), and the Coega Special Economic Zone in Gqeberha (South Africa). The company's core product portfolio encompasses: lemon essential oils, including cold-pressed oils, distilled oils, deterpenated oils, and citrus terpenes utilized in food flavoring, fragrance, and personal care products; citrus juice concentrates, including cloudy concentrated lemon juice, clarified juices, and not-from-concentrate (NFC) juices engineered for the global beverage and food industries; and dehydrated lemon peel, processed as a high-quality fibrous raw material for industrial pectin manufacturing, alongside secondary citrus byproducts such as citrus pulp cells and distilled aromas. In recent years, S.A. San Miguel executed a comprehensive strategic reconversion from an integrated fresh fruit producer and exporter into a dedicated pure-play industrial citrus processor. Key developments include the divestment of its fresh fruit agricultural and packaging assets in Peru and South Africa to the Spanish citrus consortium Citri&Co, coupled with an exclusive long-term strategic supply agreement to secure raw fruit volume for San Miguel's processing facilities. The company has also expanded and optimized its industrial milling capacity across South Africa and Uruguay to enhance multi-origin supply security, while strengthening its capital structure through ongoing corporate debt refinancing, negotiable obligations issuances in local capital markets, and equity capitalizations backed by its principal shareholder groups.