Terragri Ltd manages some 6,000 hectares of sugar cane land in the northern part of the island (out of a total of 7,000 hectares of land owned). Its sister company, Terra Milling Ltd is best known worldwide for its production of specialty sugars. The group diversified its activities throughout the years, from an essentially sugar-oriented company to one with interests in energy production, alcohol production and commercial distribution, property development, construction and financial services. Terra Mauricia Ltd, the group's holding company, is quoted on the Official List of the Stock Exchange of Mauritius under the Investment segment and is on the SEM10 list.

Terra has expanded into Africa; it is present in Côte d'Ivoire through its investment in two sugar factories and in Kenya, Ouganda, Rwanda, South Sudan and Burundi through its investment in Terravest Limited. It is also in Madagascar, having acquired a minority stake in Orange Madagascar, and through Grays, one of its subsidiaries engaged in alcohol distillation and commercial distribution. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is an inherent part of the group's culture since its inception. All funds allocated to CSR activities are managed by Terra Foundation.

Our factory in Belle Vue, is regarded as one of the most modern sugar factories in the island, with a processing capacity of 336 tonnes of cane per hour. Moreover, the sugar mill has successfully adapted to changes on the international front with evolving global commercial agreements and changing market demands.

Today, Agriterra produces up to 85,000 tonnes of specialty sugars for the international market and has got several international certifications including BRCGS, GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), Halal (according to Muslim principles) and C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism).

In a typical year, the mill processes some 875,000 tonnes of sugar cane from its factory area and produces 93,000 tonnes of sugar.

The origin of Terra dates back to 1838. It is a conglomerate, established in Mauritius and operating locally and regionally. Formerly known as Harel Frères, it started out as a small sugar factory. Today Terra is one of the major players in the cane sector in Mauritius.