Cosan is a diversified Brazilian conglomerate operating through four main subsidiaries across energy and logistics: Raízen, a vertically integrated energy company that cultivates sugarcane and produces, distributes, and sells ethanol, sugar, and fuels across South America; Compass, which distributes piped natural gas to industrial, residential, commercial, and other customer segments in Brazil; Moove, which produces and distributes high-performance lubricants and specialty oils from operations across multiple countries in the Americas and Europe; and Rumo, which provides integrated logistics services including rail transportation, warehousing, port loading, and equipment leasing. The company generates revenue through commodity sales and distribution margins in energy, regulated tariff-based revenue from natural gas distribution, product sales in lubricants, and transportation and logistics fees, with operations significantly influenced by commodity prices, exchange rates, weather patterns, and economic conditions in Brazil and international markets.