Wilson Sons Holdings Brasil SA
BOVESPA:PORT3
PORT3's latest stock split occurred on May 16, 2022
The company executed a 6-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 6 new shares.
Before the split, PORT3 traded at 55.98 per share. Afterward, the share price was about 8.8189.
The adjusted shares began trading on May 16, 2022. This was the only stock split in PORT3's history.
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Wilson Sons Holdings Brasil SA
Glance View
Wilson Sons Holdings Brasil SA stands as a robust cornerstone in the maritime and logistics sector of Brazil, weaving its operations deeply into the fabric of the country's bustling economic landscape. Founded in the rolling tide of the 19th century, the company's evolution from a simple tugboat operator into a diversified powerhouse reflects a narrative of strategic growth and adaptation. Today, Wilson Sons thrives by offering a spectrum of services that are essential for the seamless movement of goods. From the formidable presence of its container terminals in Salvador and Rio Grande to its comprehensive logistics services, including custom house brokerage and warehousing solutions, the company underscores the crucial role it plays in maintaining the efficiency of supply chains that underpin Brazil's commerce. At the heart of Wilson Sons' business model lies the symbiotic relationship between its diversified operations. It leverages a powerful portfolio that includes port terminal operations, towage services, offshore support bases, and shipbuilding. By aligning its services in such a cohesive manner, Wilson Sons can optimize how goods are transported and handled both domestically and internationally. Its financial success is intrinsically linked to the efficiency and reliability it brings to its clients, which in turn drives growth and profitability. In the dynamic waters of the global economy, Wilson Sons has anchored itself firmly as a linchpin of Brazilian trade, brimming with both historical significance and modern vitality.
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