Net profit at Brazil's Copersucar SA, the world's largest sugar and ethanol trader, nearly doubled in the financial year ended on March 31 despite losses related to a fire that destroyed its Santos export terminal. The company reported a net profit of 157.7 million reais ($70 million) for fiscal 2013/14, up 82 percent from the previous crop year, as it took advantage of sharp swings in prices, according to an earnings release published in the financial newspaper Valor Economico on Wednesday.
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