Brazil has a payments processor that most people outside São Paulo have never heard of — yet it earns back roughly one real of profit for every five it turns over in sales, and returns 21 cents to shareholders for every real they own. That combination is rare in any market. Full nameCSU Digital S.A. Ticker / exchangeCSUD3 — B3 Novo Mercado (São Paulo) HeadquartersBarueri, São Paulo state, Brazil SectorTechnology — financial-services infrastructure Employees~6,200 Market value (market cap)R$599m (~US$116m) Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)R$623.5m (~US$120.8m) Net profit (FY2025)R$106.1m (~US$20.6m) Net profit …
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