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Viterra (Glencore Agriculture)
Viterra (Zug Switzerland; wholly-owned subsidiary of Glencore PLC until ~2024 pending Bunge merger; formed from Glencore Agriculture division via acquisitions including Viterra Canada 2021 and Nidera assets; ~$22B revenue) is a major Black Sea sunflower seed and grain originator. Viterra's Black Sea operations include origination from Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, and Romania — with elevator assets, trade finance networks, and port terminal access. In Ukraine, Viterra maintains procurement networks across the Poltava, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kherson growing regions. Viterra's proposed merger with Bunge (announced 2023, Glencore receives ~33% Bunge stake) would create the largest global grain and oilseed trading entity — combining Bunge's crushing infrastructure with Viterra's origination network across the Black Sea. EU and US antitrust reviews are pending. If approved, the combined entity would control an estimated 15-20% of global sunflower seed trade flows.
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