Boa Safra Sementes operates in the production of soybean, corn, and bean seeds. In addition, it offers treatments with various types of chemical and genetic components adapted to the different regions of Brazil.
The company serves 80% of the national territory. It has 41,100 m² of its own warehouses, with a capacity to store 2 million bags of 40kg of licensed seeds.
Additionally, the company has 5 processing units, with a capacity to process 111 tons/hour of seeds.
Boa Safra also has a Seed Analysis Laboratory for monitoring and greater internal control of the seeds.
Finally, the company has its own application that provides expanded traceability of soybean seeds, specific information and characteristics of each batch. It also includes analysis and quality control of the seeds.
Boa Safra Sementes was founded in 2009 by siblings Camila and Marino Colpo. The company may not have many years of existence, but it is a business that has already started on a large scale.
The company went from a balance sheet of about R$ 30 million to a revenue of R$ 600 million in 2020.
Despite the short time the company has been a large-scale supplier, Boa Safra is already at the top of the sector in Brazil.
This was possible because the company used models that integrate regional producers to become scalable.
As a result, in addition to rapid growth, the company also avoided expenses with planting areas and enabled rapid and organic growth.
The result is that today the company is represented in 80% of the Brazilian territory and has five Seed Processing Units (UBS) in Goiás, Minas Gerais, and the Federal District.
The company plans to open five more units, one in Bahia, one in Mato Grosso, and three in different regions from the existing UBSs.
Finally, in April 2021, Boa Safra went public and has since been listed in the Novo Mercado segment, the highest level of corporate governance on the stock exchange.
With the IPO, the company raised about R$ 460 million. The intention with the IPO is to focus on the company's expansion plan.
