Panama Sugar Co. - 1922 dated $1,000 Panamanian Sugar Refining Bond - Foreign

$1,000 7% Bond with revenue stamp and coupons attached. The Panama Sugar Company traces its formal origins to the early 20th century, appearing during a key period for industrial agriculture in the region. Founded as a corporate body with structures reaching back to 1915, the firm built dedicated sites near Progreso, positioned between Puerto Armuelles and the border. During this era, the company erected distinct wooden staff housing and operational centers that served as local landmarks for a century, marking the shift of Panamanian sugar from rural, artisanal milling to organized production. Alongside early peers such as the Delvalle Henrquez family"who created the notable Ingenio Santa Rosa refinery in 1911"the Panama Sugar Company used the nations geographic and trade advantages to anchor early sugarcane farming. Over time, the infrastructure and market reach built by early firms like the Panama Sugar Company prepared the ground for the nations highly modernized agro-industrial scene. Although the original 20th-century arrangements and historic sites slowly changed or faded by 2015, their agricultural impact directly shaped current leaders such as the Central Azucarero de Alanje (CADASA). Today, Panamas advanced sugar sector manages vast, multi-thousand-hectare systems able to process thousands of tons of cane each day. Moving beyond basic raw sugar, the current form of this industry operates under advanced sustainable plans, converting sugarcane parts into eco-friendly power through bagasse, industrial molasses, and export-grade refined crystals. Item ordered may not be exact piece shown. All original and authentic.