Our History
Construction begins on Latin America's first 100% corn-based ethanol plant, Inpasa, in the city of Nueva Esperanza, Paraguay.
The Nueva Esperanza unit is inaugurated in Paraguay.
Inpasa's second unit starts operations in the city of San Pedro, Paraguay.
Inpasa inaugurates its first unit in Brazil, in the city of Sinop, Mato Grosso, further strengthening the region's important corn production.
Start of operations at Inpasa Brasil's second unit, in the city of Nova Mutum, Mato Grosso.
Construction begins on Inpasa Brasil's third unit, in the city of Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul, and work starts on phase 2 of the Sinop unit.
Start of operations at the Dourados unit.
Construction of the 1st and 2nd phases begins in Sidrolândia / MS, Inpasa Brasil
Start of operations at the Balsas / MA unit, 1st and 2nd phases
Construction begins in Luís Eduardo Magalhães / BA, 1st phase
Construction begins in Rio Verde / GO.
Announcement of the Rondonópolis plant (MT - BR).
With ten industrial units — two in Paraguay and eight in Brazil, six of them operating and two under construction — INPASA consolidates its position as the largest grain ethanol biorefinery in Latin America.
