Best Brazilian Stocks 2026: Investing in the B3
Brazil's B3 (formerly Bovespa) is Latin America's largest stock exchange, home to global commodity giants, high-yielding banks, and fast-growing consumer names. Below are 192 of the most liquid Brazilian stocks, with live prices in Brazilian reais (R$), fundamentals, and charts.
Last updated: October 2026 · For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.
B3-listed shares trade in Brazilian reais. US investors usually get exposure through the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF (EWZ) or US-listed ADRs such as Petrobras (PBR), Vale (VALE), Itaú (ITUB) and Nubank (NU). See our full guide on how to invest in Brazil from the US.
The heavyweights
State-controlled oil major and the market's bellwether; a high-dividend, high-political-risk name.
View PETR4 →One of the world's largest iron-ore miners; a direct play on global commodity demand, especially China.
View VALE3 →Latin America's largest bank by market value; the anchor of Brazil's finance-heavy index.
View ITUB4 →One of the big private Brazilian banks, a core holding for income and exposure to domestic credit.
View BBDC4 →State-controlled bank that pays a high dividend yield and trades at a persistent valuation discount.
View BBAS3 →The AB InBev-controlled beverage giant; a defensive consumer-staples anchor of the Ibovespa.
View ABEV3 →Global electric-motor and automation maker; Brazil's premier industrial quality-compounder.
View WEGE3 →Operator of the Brazilian stock exchange itself, a toll-booth on the market's trading volume.
View B3SA3 →All Brazilian stocks (192)
Every B3 name we track, each with a live page (price in R$, fundamentals, dividends, chart, and the Ibovespa benchmark).
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