Brazil sits on one of the world's great grain-storage deficits, and Kepler Weber has been filling it — silo by silo — for a century. In early 2026, a US suitor tried to buy the whole company, and a single fund manager said no. Full nameKepler Weber S.A. Ticker / exchangeKEPL3 — B3 (São Paulo), Novo Mercado segment HeadquartersSão Paulo, SP, Brazil (manufacturing in Panambi, RS) SectorIndustrials — Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery Employees1,800 Market value (market cap)R$1.13bn (~US$219M) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$1.45bn (~US$282M) Net profit (FY2025)R$156.3M (~US$30.4M) Net margin …
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