Brazil grows more soya than any country on earth, yet someone still has to produce the seed that goes in the ground each season. Boa Safra Sementes is the company that does more of that than anyone else in Brazil — and right now it is navigating the toughest margin squeeze of its listed life. Full nameBoa Safra Sementes S.A. Ticker / exchangeSOJA3 — B3 (São Paulo), Novo Mercado segment HeadquartersFormosa, Goiás, Brazil SectorAgricultural Inputs (Basic Materials) EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market valueR$829M (~US$161M) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$2.64B (~US$513M) …
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