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CNPJ
Market Cap
Number of Shares
Listing Segment
IPO Date
Key Indicators
P/E
P/VP
DY
Tag Along
Free float
Viability Seal
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Empresa centenária do nosso Brasil, boa pra estudo.
2Nessa queda forte tenho aportado constantemente, hoje esta em 12% da carteira, pretendo subir no máximo ate uns 14%. Será que estou arriscando muito? hehe
1Maior posição da minha carteira. Bons fundamentos, paga dividendos e p/L baixo no momento.
1Boa pra estudo ,empresa centenária ,líder no setor q atua ,acho q tá num setor q tem mto a crescer ainda
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CNPJ
91.983.056/0001-69
Market Cap
R$1.2B
Number of Shares
179.72M
Listing Segment
NOVO MERCADO
IPO Date
2/13/1981
Key Indicators
P/E
8.65
P/VP
1.52
DY
4.29%
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100.00%
Free float
96.24%
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Kepler Weber is a Brazilian company responsible for developing operational activities in storage systems, such as silos, dryers, cleaning machines, as well as industrial installations and even port terminals.
Headquartered in the state of Rio Grande do Sul and with a branch in Mato Grosso do Sul, Kepler Weber is controlled by Kepler Weber Industrial S.A, and also has 4 distribution centers (RS, MS, PR, and GO).
Thus, with a client portfolio that includes trading companies, cooperatives, grain producers, and food industry sectors, Kepler Weber continues its goal of contributing to the final results of all of them, in addition to seeking maximum profitability for its shareholders.
Headquartered in São Paulo, the company has had its shares traded on the Stock Exchange since December 15, 1980. However, within the agribusiness market, Brazil is among the major powers, and Kepler Weber has established itself as the largest company in the country in the grain storage, processing, and handling sector.
The company's history began in 1925 when brothers Otto Kepler and Adolfo Kepler Jr created a small blacksmith shop, which soon transformed into an industry that would manufacture lard, tobacco, and vegetable oil, for example. In 1939, Paulo Otto Weber joined as a partner, giving rise to Kepler Irmãos & Weber.
During the 1960s, the company transformed into a corporation, operating under the name Kepler Weber S.A. – Industry, Commerce, Import, and Export. In 1973, Kepler Weber began the export era, selling equipment to Paraguay.
In 1975, the inauguration of the Industrial Park took place, located in the city of Panambi (RS), and at the beginning of the 1980s, the company began manufacturing machines and installations for food factories. By the end of that year, Kepler Weber became a publicly traded company, with its shares listed on the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
In the 1990s, the Group underwent restructuring, gaining the participation of other financial and investment institutions from Latin America. Alongside this and with the aim of seeking new challenges within the market, the Kepler Weber Group modified management procedures, and the new controllers implemented changes in the conduct of the business.
The company's expansion and consolidation project continued in the following years, and in 2004, Kepler Weber inaugurated a new industrial unit in Campo Grande, consolidating itself as the largest producer of grain storage systems in the world.
The following years were marked by the specialization of factories, in addition to the inauguration of the Kepler Technological Center, which aimed to develop smart and innovative solutions for the grain storage sector. In 2013, however, the company's corporate headquarters was moved to the city of São Paulo, in order to improve the company's presence in the market and strengthen ties with shareholders, investors, customers, and suppliers.
Throughout its 95 years of operation, Kepler Weber has established itself and is currently the largest producer in its sector in South America, responsible for exporting complete solutions for the best results in the post-harvest process.
