Trisul builds apartments in São Paulo — and in a city where housing demand never really stops, it has quietly turned decades of brickwork into a company that earns good money on thin equity. At a price-to-earnings ratio of just 4, the market is pricing in a lot of doubt. Whether that doubt is misplaced is the real question. Full nameTrisul S.A. Ticker / exchangeTRIS3 — B3 (Novo Mercado), São Paulo HeadquartersRua Major Quedinho, 90, São Paulo, SP, Brazil SectorReal Estate — Residential Development Employees267 Market value (market cap)R$960m (US$186 …
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