ACHIEVING world class standards through improvements in productivity, costs, computer systems, technology and services.

GENERATING the economic resources to ensure growth, investment, stability, and profits that meet the expectations of our employees and shareholders.

PROMOTING a sound and open communication within the corporation and all its affiliates.

TRAINING our personnel in improving their professional and social skills.

KEEPING up with worldwide technological advances and implementing them appropriately.

RESOLVING potential threats to the environment through environmentally friendly processes.

ANALYZING systematizing, and simplifying business processes.

WORKING in an orderly, clean and secure environment, with emphasis on eliminating rejections and waste.

Beta San Miguel is the second largest sugar producer in Mexico and the first private producer in the country with crop production in the 2010 / 2011 of 702,110 tons of sugar, accounting for 13.5% of the country's production. BSM entered the competition in the Mexican sugar industry in November 1988, with the acquisition of four mills from the Mexican government.

Beta San Miguel was organized to participate in the privatization process in 1987 by Polycrom, SA de CV - A group with many years of experience in the Mexican sugar industry, and some industry groups, consumers of sugar. In July 1996, BSM integrated his fifth mill with the fusion of Ingenio Constancia, who had been managed by the family that controls Polycrom since its founding in 1912. In November 2009 BSM acquired Ingenio Santa Rosalía de la Chontalpa from the Mexican Government.

Since starting operations in 1989, the company has managed to increase its production by 175% from 255,393 tons in the harvest 1990 (the first full harvest of the operation) to 702,110 tons of sugar in 2011. This increase in production has been achieved through more efficient operations of the mills, a greater quantity and quality of the cane, and the integration of two sugar factories.

Beta San Miguel produces sugar cane in 6 mills. Ingenio San Francisco Ameca located in Ameca, Jalisco; Ingenio Quesería located in Quesería, Colima; Ingenio San Rafael de Pucté located in Chetumal, Quintana Roo; Ingenio San Miguel  located in El Naranjo, San Luis Potosi; Ingenio Constancia located in Tezonapa, Veracruz; and Ingenio Santa Rosalia de la Chontalpa located near Cardenas, Tabasco. The sugar produced by the company is standard sugar, white sugar, extra white, glass and refined sugar. Beta San Miguel also produces molasses, which are a byproduct of sugar and alcohol, which is obtained from the fermentation of the molasses.

Beta San Miguel generates all the electricity required for its own consumption and surpluses are sold through the Federal Electricity Commission to industrial customers. During the 2010/11 harvest BSM sold a total of 4.161 MW / hr from  Ingenio Constancia, and for the 2011/12 harvest will increase its export capacity of 72 MW / hr per day of harvest from Ingenio Santa Rosalia de la Chontalpa.

Future projects for cogeneration are much more ambitious and are planned to start in 2013 and 2014, at Ingenio San Rafael de Pucté and Ingenio San Miguel del Naranjo.