A small Brazilian steel-parts maker, eighty-three years old and still privately anchored in a small Santa Catarina town, quietly pays one of the highest dividend yields on the São Paulo exchange — and holds more cash than debt while doing it. Full nameMETISA Metalúrgica Timboense S.A. Tickers / exchangeMTSA3 (ordinary), MTSA4 (preferred) — B3, São Paulo HeadquartersTimbó, Santa Catarina, Brazil SectorIndustrials — Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery Employees1,144 Market value (market cap)R$365.5 m (~US$71.0 m) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$522.3 m (~US$101.4 m) Net profit (FY 2025)R$40.7 m (~US$7.9 m) Net …
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