Ultrapar is the quiet giant behind everyday Brazilian life: the Ipiranga fuel station on the corner, the Ultragaz cooking-gas cylinder in the kitchen, and the Ultracargo tanks that store chemicals at the ports. It is a holding company that owns these businesses outright, and it has been doing so since 1937. Full nameUltrapar Participações S.A. Tickers / exchangeUGPA3 (B3, São Paulo); UGP (NYSE) HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil SectorEnergy and logistics infrastructure Employees11,557 direct Market valueR$39.79 billion (US$7.63 billion) Yearly salesR$153.26 billion (US$29.41 billion) Net profitR$2.45 billion (US$470.9 million) in 2025 Net …
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