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Company Data
CNPJ
60.884.319/0001-59
Market Cap
R$9.9M
Number of Shares
6,62 mi
Listing Segment
BOLSA
IPO Date
28/04/1988
Key Indicators
P/E
-1.09
P/VP
-0.05
DY
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Unknown
Free float
1.07%
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Nordon Indústrias Metalúrgicas is a company that manufactures boiler and piping equipment for various industries.
Such as the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, oil and petrochemical, steel and mining, brewing, food and cellulose, as well as cement and glass, fertilizers and pesticides.
The company is headquartered in Santo André, Greater São Paulo.
Nordon Indústrias Metalúrgicas was founded in 1956 and went public on the stock exchange in the same year.
Since then, its shares have been traded under the ticker NORD3, meaning they are common shares that grant voting rights to shareholders.
On the stock exchange, the company is categorized in the Industrial Goods sector, in the Machinery and Equipment sub-sector, and in the Industrial Machinery and Equipment segment.
It is worth noting that shares of Nordon Indústrias Metalúrgicas generally have low volatility. This is because there are few shares of the company available for trading on the stock exchange.
Basically, the company's shares are divided among Elizabeth Freitas, Jussara Lopes, and Pylon Investimentos, with each holding 33.33% of the shares of Nordon Indústrias Metalúrgicas.
Therefore, only 0.01% of the company's shares are available for trading on the stock exchange.
Since the year 2000, Nordon Indústrias Metalúrgicas has had its activities suspended. The alleged reason for the suspension of activities was the lack of new contracts and the company's million-dollar debts.
