Eternit is one of those quiet industrial names that keeps Brazilian roofs over people’s heads—and carries an unusual baggage, too, as one of the few companies still permitted to mine chrysotile asbestos within the country. Full nameEternit S.A. Tickers / exchangeETER3 / B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersManaus, Amazonas, Brazil SectorIndustrials – Building Products Employees~1,800 Market valueR$ 234.7 million (US$ 45.9 million) Yearly salesR$ 1.15 billion (US$ 225.1 million) – 2025 Net profitR$ 49.0 million (US$ 9.6 million) – 2025 Net margin4.2% (our calculation) Return on equity3.06% Price-to-earnings4.94 Dividend yield0% Websiteeternit.com.br What …
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