Tupy has spent 87 years turning molten iron into engine parts that move trucks, tractors and generators across six continents. Right now it is in the middle of its most painful transition since it was founded: reinventing itself for a world that is slowly walking away from diesel, while carrying the debt load from a large acquisition it made in 2022. Full nameTupy S.A. Ticker / ExchangeTUPY3 · B3 (São Paulo) HeadquartersJoinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil SectorIndustrials — Metal Fabrication Employees~19,000 Market value (market cap)R$ 2.09 billion · ~US$ 410 million …
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