Vivara is Brazil's largest jewelry chain, founded over 60 years ago by a single family and still controlled by them — a company that has quietly turned gold and silver into one of Latin America's most consistent retail profit machines. Full nameVivara Participações S.A. Ticker / exchangeVIVA3 · B3 (São Paulo), Novo Mercado segment HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil SectorConsumer Cyclical — Luxury Goods Employees5,602 Market valueR$4.90 bn · US$953 m Yearly sales (TTM revenue)R$3.09 bn · US$600 m Net profit (FY 2025)R$620 m · US$121 m Net margin (TTM)19.0% Return on …
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