BUSINESSES THAT GENERATE VALUE IN THEIR PASSAGE

We operate responsibly and sustainably

Our operations have been guided by principles of economic, social and environmental sustainability, which has allowed us to have the support of international certifications that support our sustainable management.

OPERATING RESPONSIBLY AND SUSTAINABLY

The palm oil industry in Guatemala is one of the main drivers of the country's economic development, representing 1.2% of the gross domestic product and contributes to boosting the economy and commerce through job creation. Our operations generate more than 40 thousand direct jobs and more than 156 thousand indirect jobs. In 1987 we began the cultivation of oil palm in the country, being pioneers in this industry. Currently, we are leaders in the cultivation and production of sustainable palm oil in Latin America, we export our production to Europe and Latin America.

BUSINESS LOCATIONS

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Sealholm Companies

REPSA

Born in the heart of the Maya World, located in the municipality of Sayaxché, Petén. REPSA was created in 1999 with a strategic vision to generate economic, social, and environmental value sustainably in the northern part of the country.

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SANTA ROSA

Located in Tiquisate and established in 1992. From the beginning, its operation has been guided by principles of economic, social, and environmental sustainability, promoting development in its area of influence and establishing long-term relationships with communities.

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ATLÁNTIDA

Where our first company dedicated to palm cultivation and production was born in 1987. It is located in the municipality of Tecún Umán, San Marcos, and has been characterized by operating with international sustainability standards.

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EL TRIUNFO

Has a privileged location as a border point. It is located in the municipalities of Coatepeque, Quetzaltenango department, and Retalhuleu. Its first oil palm plantations were established in 1995.

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