Ethanol has a dicey reputation with investors. The petroleum alternative has enticed more than a few true-believing green investors into thinking it's somehow more than a commodity, before dashing their dreams and denting their net worth. Brazil's reputation is scarcely better, as investors have had to ride the ups and downs of a promising, but very volatile, market for years. Combining these two into one investment may seem like lunacy to some, but Cosan (NYSE:CZZ) may be a name to consider for 2012 and beyond.
One of the Biggest, One of the Best
Cosan is one of the largest sugar and ethanol producers in the world and the largest sugarcane crusher. The company operates 24 mills, two refineries and two ports in Brazil and currently has a little over 60 million tonnes of crush capacity. In fact, about 5% of the world's ethanol comes out of Cosan facilities.
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