Born to finance the Amazon rubber trade in World War II, Banco da Amazônia is today Brazil's federal development bank for the world's largest rainforest — and, at a price-to-earnings ratio under four, one of the most cheaply priced government-owned banks on the São Paulo exchange. Full nameBanco da Amazônia S.A. (BASA) Ticker / exchangeBAZA3 — B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersBelém, Pará, Brazil SectorFinancial Services — Regional Bank Employees2,799 Market value (market cap)BRL 3.58bn (US$693m) Yearly sales — TTM (revenue)BRL 3.48bn (US$673m) Net profit — latest annual (2025)BRL 1.11bn (US$214m) Net …
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