Gafisa is one of Brazil's oldest homebuilders, founded in 1954, yet it now earns less in a year than it loses. The company that once helped shape São Paulo's skyline is fighting to stay solvent. Full nameGafisa S.A. Tickers / exchangeGFSA3 (B3, São Paulo); formerly GFA (NYSE, delisted) HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil SectorResidential construction and real estate development Employees251 Market valueR$62.9 million (US$12.6 million) Yearly sales (TTM)R$492.8 million (US$98.4 million) Net profit (2025)−R$544.5 million (US$−108.7 million) Net margin−124.1% Return on equity−34.7% Price-to-earningsNot meaningful (loss-making) Dividend yieldNone (no dividend paid) Websitegafisa.com.br What …
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