A British Petroleum acaba de finalizar a compra dos 50% restantes da usina Tropical, de Edéa (GO), por valor superior a R$ 100 milhões, passando a ser a única proprietária da unidade que possui capacidade para moer 2,4 milhões de toneladas de cana. As compras não pararam por aí, já que a BP aumentou de 83% para 90% sua participação na CNAA (Companhia Nacional de Açúcar e Álcool). Segundo uma fonte do setor que confirmou as compras, 25% da parte adquirida pertencia a LDC e os outros 25% era do Grupo Maeda.
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