The company was largely owned by employees, two public entities, The Andersons (32%) and Macquarie Group, and by New Hope Liuhe Co. Ltd (20%), one of the largest meat processors in China.

[10] In 2010, LTG formed a natural gas liquids trading group under the name of Lansing NGL Services, expanding its energy business beyond ethanol and bio-diesel.

[11] In 2011, LTG announced that it will acquire the remaining interest of Ackerman Beardsley Bennett, the largest privately owned feed ingredient trader in the northeast US.

[14][15] In 2014, LTG purchased Feed Factors Limited, a trading company based in London, that focuses on domestic and international distribution of agricultural commodities for human and animal consumption.

As part of the deal, Providence Grain purchased the assets of LTG's Canadian trading business unit, Lansing Canada, ULC.

LTG expanded its international presence with the move, including opening offices in Germany, Vancouver, and Singapore, and hiring Vitol's former Global Head of Agriculture.

LTG's headquarters in Overland Park, Kansas was expected to retain its trading operations and risk management function.

[24] LTG was ranked #68 on Forbes’ 2016 list of America’s Largest Private Companies, with revenue of $5.6 billion for its 2015 fiscal year and over 500 full-time employees.