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PagSeguro Digital Shares Drop 3% Amid Broader Investor Caution on Brazilian Fintech
Brazilian fintech firm PagSeguro Digital saw its shares fall on the NYSE, reflecting wider "risk-off" sentiment toward emerging market growth stocks.
PagSeguro Stock Drops 3.12% as Brazilian Fintech Puts R$2 Billion Dividend Commitment on the Table
Shares of NYSE-listed PagSeguro (PAGS) fell Tuesday as investors weighed a new, multi-year dividend plan against its growth trajectory.
Brazilian Fintechs PicPay and Agibank Relaunch US IPO Cycle After Four-Year Drought
Two Brazilian digital banks, PicPay and Agibank, have successfully completed listings on Nasdaq and NYSE, reopening the US IPO window for the country’s high-growth tech sector.
PagSeguro Digital Stock Jumps on R$2 Billion Dividend Target and New Share Buyback Plan
Shares of PagSeguro Digital jumped after the company committed to a R$2.0 billion dividend target and a new $150 million share buyback plan.
Brazil Conglomerate Cosan Sets Date to Exit NYSE, Shifts American Shares to OTC Market
Brazilian energy and logistics giant Cosan is voluntarily delisting its ADSs from the NYSE, moving US trading to the less liquid OTC market.
Brazilian Tech Firms Prepare Return to U.S. Markets as IPO Pipeline Reopens
Up to seven Brazilian services and tech firms are preparing for NASDAQ/NYSE listings starting in 2025, signaling a restart for cross-border IPOs.
Brazilian Digital Bank Inter & Co. Shares Climb 3.6% on US Nasdaq Listing
Inter & Co. (INTR) stock surged 3.65% on the Nasdaq, continuing a rebound from recent lows for the Brazilian banking 'super app.'
Cosan's NYSE Exit Confirms Trend of Brazilian Firms Abandoning US Listings for B3 Focus
Diversified conglomerate Cosan is delisting its ADSs from the NYSE, citing costs and low liquidity, continuing a trend among Brazilian firms.
Brazil Conglomerate Cosan Moves to Delist ADRs from NYSE in Bid to Simplify Complex Structure
Brazilian conglomerate Cosan is voluntarily delisting its ADRs from the NYSE, effective September 18, 2026, to simplify its capital structure.
Brazil’s Cosan Announces NYSE Delisting, R$2.57 Billion Spin-off to Simplify Structure Under Debt Pressure
Brazilian conglomerate Cosan is delisting its ADSs from the NYSE and spinning off R$2.57B in assets to simplify its structure and tackle holding-level debt.
Cosan to Delist from NYSE After R$2.57 Billion Agricultural Unit Spin-off
Brazilian conglomerate Cosan is voluntarily delisting its ADSs from the NYSE as part of a major corporate restructuring to simplify its balance sheet and structure.
Batista Brothers Solidify Control, Aggressive Global Expansion as JBS Lands on NYSE
The full return of Wesley and Joesley Batista to JBS’s helm signals aggressive expansion, particularly in Asia, but reignites investor concerns over corporate governance risk.
Batista Brothers’ Political Comeback Signals Easing Regulatory Risk for JBS After NYSE Listing
JBS controllers Wesley and Joesley Batista have achieved full political and corporate rehabilitation, easing regulatory risk.
Vale's Mixed Q2: Buyback Program Counters 35% Profit Drop and Rising Iron Ore Costs
Brazilian miner Vale reported a sharp decline in Q2 net profit, but a large new share buyback and higher-than-expected core earnings supported its B3 and NYSE shares.