Rumo runs the railways that carry Brazil's harvest to its ports. When the country's soy and corn move to the world, much of it rides on Rumo's tracks. Full nameRumo S.A. Tickers / exchangeRAIL3 (B3, São Paulo); RUMOF (US over-the-counter) HeadquartersCuritiba, Paraná, Brazil SectorRailroads (Industrials) Employees8,255 Market valueR$23.1bn (about US$4.49bn) Yearly sales (2025)R$13.85bn (about US$2.69bn) Net profit (2025)R$847m (about US$164m) Net margin6.1% (our calculation) Return on equity7.3% Price-to-earnings22.2 Dividend yield0.9% Websiterumolog.com What it is Rumo is Brazil's largest railway operator, hauling freight rather than passengers. It operates in nine states, …
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