Track the Lake Area Corn Processors LLC share price and the full management transaction log of the company, a listed equity based in United States. Shares are listed on US US, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Food & Agriculture sector, Lake Area Corn Processors LLC has published 25 insider filings. Market capitalisation: €45.3m. The latest transaction was filed on 3 January 2025 (Acquisition). Among the most active insiders: BROWN TODD M. The full history is free.
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Insider Decl.
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Thresholds
€533,115
19 ops.
Buy Volume
€27,940
1 ops.
Sell Volume
53Σ signal
Buys €533,115€27,940 Sells
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15,000 shares@ US$1.760.038% mcap28.8% of flowLimited Liability Company Membership UnitsSEC:0001605245-21-000003:0
Ideal exit: 28 Mar 2022 (T+270)
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About Lake Area Corn Processors LLC
Lake Area Corn Processors LLC (LACP) is a United States-based agribusiness company with reporting and disclosure activity tied to SEC filings and a U.S. equity-market context often associated with NYSE/NASDAQ investor coverage. The company is headquartered in South Dakota, United States, and its operations are anchored around Dakota Ethanol near Wentworth, South Dakota. LACP’s business model is built on processing corn into renewable fuel and animal-feed coproducts. Company filings indicate that LACP was originally formed as a South Dakota cooperative in 1999 and reorganized into a limited liability company in 2002. Ethanol production began in September 2001, making LACP a long-established participant in the U.S. corn-ethanol value chain. The company owns and manages Dakota Ethanol, a plant described in recent financial statements as having 100 million gallons of annual nameplate capacity, while earlier filings referred to 90 million gallons per year; in either case, it is a meaningful regional-scale facility. Ethanol is the core product and the main revenue driver, supplemented by distillers grains and corn oil, plus related coproduct sales. From a competitive standpoint, LACP operates as a focused Midwestern producer whose performance is highly sensitive to corn input costs, energy prices, transportation economics, and U.S. renewable-fuel market conditions. Its customer base is primarily in North America, and the company also holds interests in several related entities across the ethanol ecosystem, including marketing, storage, management services, and other plant-level investments. Recent company information points to continued emphasis on operational efficiency, feedstock procurement, natural-gas management, and distribution policies for members. For investors, the key takeaway is that this is a specialized industrial-agribusiness platform rather than a branded consumer business: earnings power depends on crushing margins, coproduct pricing, and plant utilization, with execution at the Dakota Ethanol asset central to the investment case.