Bunge: grain trade, vegetable oils and the Viterra merger
Bunge company profile: grain sourcing, oils, meals and food ingredients after the July 2025 Viterra merger, with USD 70.329 billion net sales in 2025.
Bunge is a listed global grain and oilseed sourcing, trading and processing group whose footprint grew through its 2025 merger with Viterra.
United States · Listed company Bunge Global SA
Bunge, listed as Bunge Global SA, connects grain and oilseed producers with food, feed and fuel customers. The group has its operational headquarters in the United States and is incorporated in Switzerland. Oilseed processing, edible oil refining and grain merchandising are central to its business, and its infrastructure carries commodity flows between major producing and consuming regions. Growers look to Bunge for market access, while processors rely on it for supplies of oils, meals and grains.
The business is built on physically handling commodities through sourcing, storage, transport and processing. Oilseed crushing produces oils and meals that go to different industries. Bunge also develops specialty ingredients, which gives it a role both in bulk commodity markets and in supplying products with specific technical characteristics. Since the merger with Viterra closed in 2025, the two businesses have operated as one group.
Size of the business
Bunge reported net sales of USD 70.329 billion in 2025. Viterra is included only from the acquisition date, so the figure is not a full-year result for the combined group and needs that qualification in year-on-year comparisons.
Is Viterra still a separate group?
No. Since the merger was completed, Viterra has been part of Bunge. Viterra brands and local company pages may still exist, and they belong to the Bunge group.
What does oilseed processing produce?
The main outputs are oil and meal. They serve food manufacturing, animal feed and energy applications, among other markets.
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