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Rogers Sugar Inc. is a fully Canadian-owned company, which was established in June 2008.

After the merger of Lantic Sugar Limited and Rogers Sugar Ltd. It is the largest refined sugar distributor in Canada. 

Lantic Sugar Limited and Rogers Sugar Ltd. merged into a new operating entity now known as Lantic Inc., on June 30, 2008. The two companies worked together as one for a number of years prior to the amalgamation. The finest traditions of both companies form the foundation of a culture that is national in character and diverse in ambition. 

 

Popularly known in Eastern Canada with the Lantic name and in Western Canada with the Rogers name.

Lantic Inc. operates a cane sugar refinery in Montreal, Quebec, and Vancouver, British Columbia, as well as a sugar beet factory in Taber, Alberta. 

For over 125 years, Rogers has been offering a full range of all-natural, high-quality sugars with various crystal sizes, granulated, brown, icing, liquid, invert, and dry blends. they also carry a wide range of sweeteners including organic, fairtrade, stevia blends, agave, Smart Sweetener Blend, coconut sugar, and Plantation Raw sugar.

With the acquisition of L.B. Maple Treat Corporation and Decacer, they now also carry a range of authentic maple syrup products for both retail and industrial markets. 

MONTREAL CANE REFINERY

This refinery had a regular refining capacity (based on 250 workdays) of 210,000 metric tonnes per year. With the enlargement completed in December 2000, the refinery's regular capacity rose to 440,000 tonnes and with overtime, could exceed 600,000 tonnes.

VANCOUVER CANE REFINERY

This refinery can produce up to 240,000 tonnes of sugar per year from imported raw cane sugar

TABER BEET FACTOR

Produce 150,000 tonnes of sugar from locally grown sugar beets. The company contracts with about 400 sugar beet producers each year to grow a certain number of acres for sugar beets, based on market conditions.

From the above details, we can come to know that Rogers Sugar got a fantastic business base. And the share price doesn't have that much volatility, maintaining between 4 to 7 $ for a decade. 

So by investing in Rogers Sugar doesn't going to make you a billionaire overnight either it will not bankrupt you. From my point of view, Rogers is a strong company with a decent growth of 6% for sure from its dividend alone.

If you want a diversified portfolio you must have a few stocks with high risk and some of like safe secured and same time growth as well like RSI Rogers sugars.

In that video, there is an assumed 10-year cash flow and also the history of dividend payments is shown. Please check and do your due diligence before investing.

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