Impressive ranking reveals the 10 giant Brazilian companies in sales, profit and market value
Forbes, with its renowned Global 2000 list, classifies The world's largest companies based on sales, profit, assets and market value. Below, we present an overview of the 10 largest Brazilian companies according to the latest ranking, highlighting its achievements and positioning on the global stage, according to the video from the Passo a Passo Empreendedor channel.
10. Gerdau
Gerdau, a giant in the steel sector, has established itself as a national and international power under the leadership of Jorge Gerdau. In 2022, the company generated revenues of US$15,7 billion and a profit of US$2,27 billion. Its market value was estimated at US$8,7 billion, with assets valued at US$14,94 billion.
9. Eletrobras
Recently privatized, Eletrobras plays a crucial role in the generation and transmission of energy in Brazil. In 2022, the company had revenue of $6,79 billion, with a modest profit of $75 million. Its market value is US$17,28 billion, while the assets under management total US$51,18 billion.
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8. Suzano
Suzano is one of the global leaders in the production of paper and cellulose. In 2022, the company achieved a revenue of US$9,96 billion and a profit of US$3,55 billion. With assets valued at US$26,7 billion and a market value of US$10,95 billion, Suzano stands out for its influence on the global pulp and paper market.
7. JBS
JBS, The world's largest producer of animal protein, it dominates the beef, pork and chicken sectors. With operations in several countries, including the USA and France, the company had arevenue of US$72,58 billion and a profit of US$2,99 billion in 2022. Its market cap is a staggering $88,16 billion, with assets totaling $39,42 billion.
6. BTG Pactual
BTG Pactual, under the leadership of billionaire André Steves, is one of the leading investment and asset management banks in Latin America. In 2022, the bank recorded sales of US$15,49 billion and a profit of US$1,52 billion. Its market value is US$50,77 billion, and the assets under management total US$85,35 billion.
5.Bradesco
Bradesco, one of the largest private financial institutions in Brazil, offers a wide range of banking services. In 2022, the bank achieved revenue of US$56,26 billion and a profit of US$3,49 billion. With assets of US$37,45 billion and a market value of US$31,6 billion, Bradesco maintains a solid position in the financial sector.
4. Bank of Brazil
Banco do Brasil, one of the main state-owned banking institutions, has a history of efficient management. In 2022, the bank recorded revenue of US$53,98 billion and a profit of US$5,76 billion. Withassets valued at US$380,2 billion and a market value of US$24,85 billion, is one of the largest financial institutions in Latin America.
3. Voucher
Vale is a mining giant, standing out in the production of iron ore and other minerals. In 2022, the company obtained revenues of US$41,43 billion and a significant profit of US$15,98 billion, driven by rising prices in the metallurgical market. Its market value is US$61,72 billion, with assets totaling US$8,72 billion.
2. Itau Unibanco
Itaú Unibanco, the result of the merger between Itaú and Unibanco, is the largest private bank in Brazil. In 2022, the bank achieved revenue of US$53,17 billion and a profit of US$5,57 billion. With assets of US$441,4 billion and a market value of US$51,28 billion, Itaú Unibanco is a financial powerhouse in Latin America.
1. Petrobras
Petrobras, Brazil's largest company, achieved remarkable performance in 2022, with a record revenue of US$124,17 billion and a profit of US$36,47 billion. Growth was driven by rising oil prices due to international tensions. Petrobras has assets valued at US$184,9 billion and a market value of US$63,03 billion, consolidating itself as the largest company in Latin America.