Suzano turns Brazilian eucalyptus into roughly one in six tonnes of the world's market pulp — the fibre behind the tissue, packaging and printing paper used across more than 80 countries. It is the family-controlled giant most people have never heard of. Full nameSuzano S.A. Tickers / exchangeSUZB3 (B3, São Paulo); SUZ (NYSE, as ADRs) HeadquartersSalvador, Bahia, Brazil (main office in São Paulo) SectorBasic materials — pulp & paper Market valueR$53.4bn (about US$10.4bn) Yearly sales (revenue, 2025)R$50.1bn (about US$9.7bn) Net profit (2025)R$13.4bn (about US$2.6bn) Net margin26.8% (our calculation) Return on …
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