Taurus Armas built itself into Latin America's largest small-arms maker by selling affordable, reliable pistols to Brazilian police and American gun-buyers alike. Today it is navigating a sharp revenue slide and a looming threat from US import tariffs — while quietly betting on India and Turkey for its next chapter. Full nameTaurus Armas S.A. Tickers / exchangeTASA3, TASA4 — B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersSão Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil SectorIndustrials — Aerospace & Defense Employees1,768 Market valueR$696.8m (US$135.2m) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)R$1.47bn (US$285.0m) Net profit (TTM)R$–37.5m (US$–7.3m) — loss Net …
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