Ceará's only electricity distributor powers 4.2 million homes and businesses across Brazil's northeast — a monopoly franchise owned almost entirely by Italy's Enel, yet still carrying a tiny public float on the B3 stock exchange in São Paulo. Full nameCompanhia Energética do Ceará – COELCE (also branded Enel Distribuição Ceará) Tickers / exchangeCOCE3 (ordinary), COCE5 (preferred A), COCE6 (preferred B) — B3, São Paulo HeadquartersRua Padre Valdevino 150, Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil SectorUtilities – Regulated Electric Employees2,757 Market value (market cap)R$3.11bn (US$602m) — RT Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$9.60bn (US$1.86bn) — RT …
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