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Here are the 100 largest companies in our data on B3, the stock exchange in São Paulo, ranked by market capitalisation. Market capitalisation, or market cap, is the total value of all of a company's shares.
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Brazil has the largest stock market in Latin America, with more listed companies than Mexico or Chile. Because there are so many companies, you can spread your money across several sectors, which are groups of companies in the same line of business. Many of the companies in the table below are banks, utilities, industrial companies or producers of basic materials. Utilities supply electricity, water or gas. Basic materials include mining and steel. If you spread your money and one sector does badly, only part of your money is affected.
Ordered by company size, largest first.
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R$50.76 2.81% | |||
Itaú Unibanco Holding S.A. ITUB4.SA | R$44.16 1.54% | ||
Vale S.A. VALE3.SA | R$70.61 2.56% | ||
Ambev S.A. ABEV3.SA | R$15.56 2.72% | ||
WEG S.A. WEGE3.SA | R$50.63 3.81% | ||
Banco BTG Pactual S.A. BPAC11.SA | R$64.74 3.64% | ||
Banco Bradesco S.A. BBDC4.SA | R$18.94 3.55% | ||
Itaúsa S.A. ITSA4.SA | R$14.52 2.02% | ||
Banco Santander (Brasil) S.A. SANB11.SA | R$27.95 0.68% | ||
Banco do Brasil S.A. BBAS3.SA | R$23.40 3.04% |
The table shows the 100 largest companies by market capitalisation among those in our data with a primary listing on B3. A primary listing means that B3 is the company's main stock exchange. Prices are in Brazilian reais. Market capitalisation is shown in US dollars. The dividend yield is the dividends a company paid over the last twelve months, as a percentage of its share price. In this table, .SA follows each ticker to show that the share trades in São Paulo. Your broker uses the ticker without .SA.
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