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Vibra, one of Brazil's largest fuel distributors, operates in the marketing and logistics of petroleum derivatives, biofuels, and lubricants, with a strong national presence through the BR brand. The company has over 8,000 service stations and is a leader in the B2B segment, serving large industrial, agricultural, and aviation clients. As part of its diversification process, Vibra has been expanding its operations in renewable energy, investing in electric mobility and the energy transition, reaffirming its strategic role in the decarbonization of Brazil's energy matrix.
LOG Commercial Properties is a developer and manager of logistics condominiums focused on high-quality, strategically located assets. With a nationwide presence and operations in Brazil's main metropolitan regions, the company adopts a capital-light model and has expanded its portfolio through built-to-suit projects, meeting the growing demand for e-commerce and efficient logistics operations. LOG stands out for its solid operational management, high occupancy rate, and robust pipeline, making it one of the leading companies for exposure to the logistics real estate sector in Brazil.
PRIO , one of Brazil's leading independent oil and gas companies, works to revitalize mature fields, maximizing asset lifespans with operational efficiency and cost reduction. With a growing portfolio, including fields such as Peregrino, Wahoo, and Albacora Leste, the company positions itself as a benchmark in the industry, serving major refineries and distributors while addressing the challenges of the global energy transition.
Fleury is one of the largest and most traditional diagnostic medicine companies in Brazil, recognized for its excellence in healthcare services and technological innovation. With a broad network of its own facilities and strategic partnerships, the company offers laboratory and imaging tests, as well as other specialized medical services. Operating in various regions of the country, Fleury stands out for its quality service and focus on innovation, solidifying its leadership in the healthcare sector.
Suzano is the world's largest producer of eucalyptus pulp and a global leader in paper production. With highly vertically integrated operations and certified forests, the company boasts one of the most competitive cost structures in the industry. A significant exporter with a presence in over 100 countries, Suzano combines scale, logistical efficiency, and a focus on sustainability. In line with global trends, it has invested in innovation and renewable-based products, reinforcing its position as a benchmark in the bioeconomy and a key player in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Azul is one of Brazil's leading airlines, recognized for its extensive route network and focus on regional routes underserved by competitors. With a business model based on connectivity and operational efficiency, the company serves over 150 destinations, combining aircraft of different sizes to optimize costs and demand. After the critical period of the pandemic, Azul has distinguished itself through operational recovery, renegotiation of liabilities, and increased profitability. Its strategic positioning in the domestic market and focus on international expansion support an optimistic outlook for the coming cycles.
Tenda is one of the leading builders in the affordable housing segment in Brazil, focusing on projects for the Minha Casa Minha Vida program. Operating primarily with concrete wall construction, the company adopts an industrialized approach that allows for economies of scale and cost reductions. Amid a challenging scenario for the sector, Tenda has been making operational and financial adjustments with a focus on recovering margins and sustaining results. Its presence in metropolitan areas and its commitment to affordable housing reinforce its relevance in the low-income market.
3tentos is a Brazilian agro-industrial company specializing in the marketing of agricultural inputs, grain storage, and biodiesel production. With a strong presence in agribusiness, the company stands out for its integrated model, offering complete solutions to rural producers, from planting to marketing. Located primarily in southern Brazil, 3tentos combines innovation, efficiency, and sustainability to meet the demands of the agricultural and energy markets.
Embraer , the Brazilian Aerospace Company, was founded in 1969 and is one of the world's largest manufacturers of commercial, executive, agricultural, and military aircraft. The company focuses primarily on producing regional and executive jets and is internationally recognized for the quality and innovation of its aircraft. The company plays a key role in the Brazilian aerospace industry and has a significant global presence, exporting its aircraft to several countries around the world.
Movida is a Brazilian car rental company. It has a total fleet of 92,900 cars across 186 service locations. It also has a pre-owned vehicle sales network with 64 locations and a fleet outsourcing segment. The company was founded in 2006 in São Paulo. In 2013, it began a process that led to the consolidation of all car rental and fleet management and outsourcing activities of the JSL Group. In 2015, it expanded its activities to the premium market.
Brazil's largest independent insurer, it operates in insurance, pensions, asset management, and capitalization. It has a nationwide presence and over 7 million clients. Its products are sold through more than 30,000 independent brokers, in addition to partnerships with more than 20 retail financial institutions.
Lojas Renner S.A. was founded in 1922 as part of a manufacturing group established by Antônio Jacob Renner, a businessman from Rio Grande do Sul. Today, the company operates independently and is focused on the fashion retail market. In 1967, it went public, and in 2005, it became the first company in Brazil to have a fully dispersed capital structure listed on Bovespa’s Novo Mercado. The company also owns other brands, such as Camicado (home and decor) and Youcom (youth fashion).
Sinqia is a publicly traded fintech founded in 1996 by Luciano Camargo and Bernardo Gomes. According to B3, it operates in the sectors of Information Technology / Software and Services / Software and Services. Listed under the ticker SQIA3, the company has over 110,000 shareholders. In 2019 alone, Sinqia raised R$360 million through a follow-on offering and has become well known for its active role in acquiring other fintechs.
Usiminas (Usinas Siderúrgicas de Minas Gerais S.A.) is a publicly traded company in the steel industry, founded in 1956. Initially established as a state-owned enterprise, it became a joint venture in 1958 and was fully privatized in 1991 under President Fernando Collor de Mello. The group includes several affiliated companies, such as Mineração Usiminas, Soluções Usiminas, Usiminas Mecânica, and Unigal Usiminas.
