From a cattle-transport family in the São Paulo interior, Minerva Foods built itself into South America's largest fresh-beef exporter — slaughtering up to 54,000 cattle a day and shipping to more than 100 countries. The reward for that scale: revenue that doubled in two years but margins that leave almost no room for error. Full nameMinerva S.A. (trading as Minerva Foods) Ticker / exchangeBEEF3 · B3 (São Paulo); OTC · Nasdaq International: MRVSY HeadquartersBarretos, São Paulo, Brazil SectorConsumer Defensive — Packaged Foods (beef processing & export) Employees~30,000 Market value (market …
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