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AZCUBA — Grupo Azucarero
aka AZCUBA
State sugar holding. Dozens of mills plus the cogeneration/ethanol modernization story (Ciro Redondo biomass JV is the template).
Assets controlled (3)
AZCUBA Sugar Mills Network
Cogeneration (biomass) + ethanol modernization across mills
Central Hershey / Camilo Cienfuegos (sugar)
Abandoned industrial ruin — heritage/tourism + redevelopment
Sugar-Mill Railway Network (AZCUBA)
Heavily contracted with the collapse of sugar output (mass mill closures since 2002); much track abandoned or steam-era. Niche heritage/tourism (steam) and freight-rehab potential where mills remain active.