Bunge Poised for Growth David E Bell
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Bunge Poised for Growth David E Bell, President, Bunge North America I am honored to be sharing with you today the state of our business and where I see it heading in the future. Our company’s roots go back over a century, to the year 1904. In 1905, our founder, Dante Bunge, established his company on the shores of Lake Geneva, in Switzerland. This place, he saw as the epicenter of life in all its forms, attracted his creativity and his love
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Bunge, the world’s leading baker and food ingredients manufacturer, is poised for sustained growth. This is supported by a 4% rise in organic sales from continuing operations in the first quarter of 2011 and by a 4% increase in sales from discontinued operations. The company is also positioning itself in the global ethanol market, which is experiencing significant growth. “Bunge is positioned to benefit from the emergence of biofuels,” says David E. Bell, director, Investment
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Bunge is one of the top 10 global agri-food corporations, with interests in oilseeds and potatoes. While I was the president of the Crop Care division of Bunge in New York, I helped to grow the business’ revenues from $300 million to $4.5 billion. We increased the market share for Bunge’s products by 100 percent. At the same time, we improved profitability. For example, we cut capital expenditures by 50 percent in two years while increasing productivity
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– David E Bell has been on the editorial board of Cornell’s AgBiz magazine since 2010, where he wrote articles about various aspects of agriculture – Bell’s articles have appeared in other publications, including the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Council’s World Grains Report, The New York Times, Agweek, AgNet Media, and the Wisconsin State Journal – In September 2017, Bell presented at the annual Izaak Walton League of America meeting in Kansas City, Missouri. Izaak
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Bunge’s profitability and growth plan for the long term. The company’s stock value and value chain in the US and global agricultural markets. Competitive environment and the impact of Bunge’s strategy. my response Expected returns for Bunge on various strategic investments and divestments. Challenges to Bunge’s growth, particularly in Brazil and Mexico, and their potential solutions. Bunge’s management team, succession plan, and strategic culture. Conclusion: Bunge
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