Vulcabras SA
15.94
BRL
-0.04
(-0.25%)
ISIN
BRVULCACNOR2
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-19.78
14.20
3Y
-6.47
81.12
5Y
81.60
68.34
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- CEO
- Pedro Bartelle
- Full Time Employees
- 18,299
- Sector
- Consumer non-durables
- Industry
- Apparel/Footwear
- Address
- Av. Antônio Frederico Ozanan, 1440 Jundiai SP Brazil 13219-001
- IPO Date
- Dec 26, 1994
- Website
- vulcabrasazaleia.com.br
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- Vulcabras S.A. (VULC3.SA) manufactures and markets sports footwear, apparel, and accessories in Brazil and select international markets. The company produces athletic footwear, sports-oriented clothing, and related gear under licensed brands including Mizuno, Under Armour, and Olympikus; safety boots under the Botas Vulcabras brand for sectors such as hospitals, mining, steelmaking, agribusiness, and civil construction; and develops over 600 new models annually at its technology center in Parobé, Rio Grande do Sul. Products distribute through e-commerce platforms, brand-owned stores, and a network serving more than 10,000 customers across Brazil and South American countries including Peru, Chile, and Colombia. Founded in 1952 and headquartered in Jundiaí, São Paulo, the company operates production facilities in Horizonte, Ceará, and Itapetinga, Bahia; an administrative center in Jundiaí; a logistics hub in Extrema, Minas Gerais; and a distribution branch in Peru, employing over 18,000 workers. Vulcabras S.A. functions as a subsidiary of Gianpega Negócios e Participações S.A. and leads Latin America's sports footwear sector through portfolio diversification and innovation. In recent developments, the company invests in production capacity expansions, including straight-line machinery and distribution enhancements at its Extrema center, with 3Q25 capital expenditures reaching R$63.7 million focused on industrial modernization and efficiency. It declares substantial dividends, including an extraordinary R$597.7 million payout alongside a matching capital increase via private placement, and pursues direct-to-consumer channel growth yielding higher margins. Strategic shifts since 2021 encompass a name change from Vulcabras Azaleia S.A., full integration of Mizuno operations in Brazil, and licensing of the women's Azaleia brand to Grendene, sharpening focus on sports segments.