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Marcopolo Net Profit Drops 15.5% in Q2 on Margin Pinch from Product Mix and FX Headwinds
Brazilian bus manufacturer Marcopolo (POMO4) saw Q2 net profit fall to R$271.2 million as lower-margin sales and unfavorable foreign exchange rates hurt profitability.
Marcopolo Net Income Plunges 15.5% as Stronger Brazilian Real and Product Mix Squeeze Margins
Brazilian bus manufacturer Marcopolo (POMO4) Q2 net income fell 15.5% due to a stronger Brazilian Real and lower-margin micro-bus sales.
Marcopolo (POMO4) Rises to Top Small-Cap Pick on Federal Contract Visibility
Bus manufacturer Marcopolo has emerged as a top small-cap pick on the B3, buoyed by a massive, multi-year federal contract win.
Marcopolo (POMO4) Secures R$2.1 Billion 'School Path' Contracts, Boosting Revenue Visibility Through 2027
Bus manufacturer Marcopolo (POMO4) locks in R$2.1 billion in 'Caminho da Escola' contracts, significantly improving revenue visibility and stability.
Marcopolo and Orizon Top Analyst Small Cap Picks for Q2
Marcopolo and Orizon lead analyst recommendations for Q2, outperforming the SMLL index as federal contracts and solid operations drive growth.
BNDES Mais Mobilidade Approvals Hit R$ 20 Billion, Signaling Massive Demand for Brazilian Vehicle and Small-Cap Supply Chain Stocks
BNDES fleet renewal program is almost exhausted, fueling optimism for manufacturers like Randon and Marcopolo.
Marcopolo (POMO4) Secures Up to 7,210-Unit School Bus Order, Driving Volume Visibility Through 2028
Brazilian bus maker Marcopolo (POMO4) won a massive 7,210-unit government tender, significantly boosting its revenue visibility through 2028.
Marcopolo’s Dominant ‘Caminho da Escola’ Win Underpins Volume Visibility Through 2027
Bus manufacturer Marcopolo (POMO4) secured the bulk of Brazil’s national school bus contracts, ensuring revenue visibility and reinforcing its value thesis.
Marcopolo (POMO4) Secures Multi-Year Revenue Visibility with Major 'Caminho da Escola' Contract Win
Marcopolo (POMO4) won 97% of a major government tender, securing a R$2.1 billion backlog and boosting its earnings visibility through 2028.
Marcopolo Faces Stable 2026 Outlook but Safra Warns of 2027 Gaps
Brazil's bus sector sees a stable 2026 outlook on public programs, but Banco Safra warns of regulatory and interest rate pressures heading into 2027.