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About the company

BayWa AG is a Germany-based Company. The Company is engaged in three business units: agricultural, Energy, building materials. The Company’s business activities are divided into seven segments: Renewable Energies, Energy, Cefetra Group, Agri Trade & Service, Agricultural Equipment, Global Produce and Construction Segment. Renewable Energies Segment includes project planning, management of wind farms and solar parks. It comprises planning and maintenance of plants, energy trading. The Energy Segment consists of network which provides supply of heating oil, fuels and lubricants. The Cefetra Group Segment provides the trade of grain and oilseed. The Agri Trade & Service Segment trades direct with farmers. The Agricultural Equipment Segment includes sales, maintenance and repair services of machinery and equipment. The Global Produce Segment encompasses global trade with fruit and fruiting vegetables. The Construction Segment covers building materials, new construction, renovation.

  • Revenue in EUR (TTM)17.30bn
  • Net income in EUR-1.39bn
  • Incorporated1996
  • Employees18.39k
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