Brazil's car-dealership business is vast, fragmented, and — until late 2024 — entirely absent from the stock market. Automob changed that, arriving on B3 as the country's first publicly listed dealer group, selling everything from family hatchbacks to farm combines under one roof. Full nameAutomob Participações S.A. Ticker / exchangeAMOB3 — B3 Novo Mercado, São Paulo HeadquartersCuiabá, Mato Grosso, Brazil SectorConsumer Cyclical — Auto & Truck Dealerships Employees5,800 Market value (market cap)R$474m (~$92.9m USD) Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)R$12.82bn (~$2.51bn USD) Net profit (FY2025)–R$286m (~–$56m USD) Net margin (FY2025)–2.2% (our calculation) …
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