Home > Contact

Contact

Contact ProSunergy

To seek advice on sugar industry consulting, investement opportunities, strategic analysis or an industrial asset projet, write us directy.

Adress :

ProSunergy UK Limited

2, Portland Square
Canterbury, Kent
CT1 3DJ
United Kingdom

ProSunergy works with very few clients, in absolute discretion. Every message is read and answered personally.

Patrick Chatenay - Founder of ProSunergy - Sugar industry consulting

Founder

Patrick Chatenay

Through 40 years of experience in managerial, analytical, and board-level roles in various regulatory environments in different countries, Patrick has acquired a deep understanding of sugar industry issues.

Executive Board member

Saint Louis Sucre, France

Assistant Managing Director

Azucarera Ebro, Spain

Governance Committee Chair

Alteo Limited, Miwa Sugar Limited

Founder

ProSunergy

Sweet power, worldwide

"What is strategic is structural, it can be changed neither quickly nor cheaply"

The aim of strategy analysis is to discover and quantify the levers which drive the financial results of a business over the long run.

Services

Strategic advice and implementation services

ProSunergy provides strategic, advisory and implementation services for sugar, sugar-based renewable energy and bio-fuel industries worldwide.

01

Strategic analysis 

For companies operating in the sugar, electricity and renewable-fuels industries.

02

Investments, merges & acquisitions

Identifying, evaluating and organising investments — from agricultural operations and mills to logistics and sales.

03

Regulatory frameworks

Analysis and design of regulatory frameworks conducive to the development of a robust sugar and ethanol sector.

04

Implementation support

Transaction negotiations and assistance in recruiting key managers. 

Insights

Analyses by Patrick Chatenay

Investing in the sugar industry - sugarcane field

Reference analysis 

Investing in sugar

A short introduction

Investing in the sugar industry requires a careful understanding of agricultural economics, industrial performance, market dynamics and government policy. Despite its capital-intensive nature and long payback periods, the sector offers opportunities for long-term investors when projects are properly structured and managed.

Topics : success rules, economic development, investing in Sub-Saharan Africa

Historic sugar factory in Oldisleben, Germany.

Reference analysis 

Sugar asset resilience

In sugar industry, the past matters

Sugar asset resilience is rooted in the long lifespan of industrial equipment and the gradual evolution of sugar production technologies. In a capital-intensive industry, factories can remain productive for decades, making asset durability a defining feature of long-term investment in the sugar sector.

Topics : industrial asset longevity, sugar production technology, industrial productivity, economies of scale...

EU sugar industry - Sugar beet cultivation in Europe

Reference analysis 

Does the EU Know It Is Killing Its Sugar Industry?

EU sugar industry policy

The European sugar industry faces growing pressure from trade agreements, preferential imports and changing agricultural policies. In this article, Patrick Chatenay examines how EU regulations influence the financial sustainability of domestic sugar production and questions whether current policies are compatible with maintaining a viable European sugar industry.

Topics : EU sugar policy, international trade, sugar industry sustainability

Notes

Trades, subsidies et al. - short notes on structural issues
$