From a single workshop in southern Brazil where two brothers hand-built semi-trailers in 1949, Randoncorp has grown into Latin America's largest maker of road freight equipment — a family-controlled industrial group that today ships to more than 70 countries and employs 17,300 people. The price for that scale, right now, is a painful debt load and a net loss that investors are watching closely. Full nameRandon S.A. Implementos e Participações (trading as Randoncorp) Tickers / exchangeRAPT3 (ordinary) / RAPT4 (preferred) — B3, São Paulo HeadquartersCaxias do Sul, Rio Grande do …
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