Pettenati has made fabric for Brazil's favourite sportswear and fashion brands for more than sixty years — quietly, profitably, and almost entirely in private hands. Now the family that owns it wants to take the last shares off the stock exchange too, a move that critics say could reduce transparency for minority investors. Key Facts Full namePettenati S.A. Indústria Têxtil Tickers / exchangePTNT3 (ordinary) · PTNT4 (preferred) — B3, São Paulo HeadquartersCaxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil SectorApparel manufacturing / Consumer cyclical Employees≈ 2,000+ (across three plants) Market …
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