The Real Estate sector posted the biggest gain on B3 for the week, with an average change of +7.4% across 13 companies. Within the group, LAND3 was the top performer, with a +9.0% gain, while HBRE3 had the worst performance at -5.5%. On the other end, Information Technology was the only sector to finish the period in negative territory, with an average drop of -1.8% across 14 stocks, ranging from WDCN3 (+10.2%) to CASH3 (-4.6%).

Overall, the week from August 31 to September 4, 2026, was dominated by gains on the exchange: 11 of the 12 sectors analyzed advanced in the volume-weighted average change, versus only 1 that declined. The detailed figures by sector and by stock are shown in the tables below.

SectorAverage changeCompaniesTop gainBiggest loss
Real Estate+7.4%13LAND3 (+9.0%)HBRE3 (-5.5%)
Cyclical Consumption+6.9%63TOKY3 (+64.1%)ALPA4 (-9.5%)
Financial+6.4%29SIMH3 (+17.0%)BSLI4 (-1.9%)
Healthcare+5.2%17VVEO3 (+11.8%)QUAL3 (-2.6%)
Transportation and Logistics+5.0%9ECOR3 (+8.6%)RAIL3 (-3.5%)
Utilities+4.8%33RNEW3 (+7.5%)GEPA4 (-2.0%)
Non-Cyclical Consumption+3.9%23SOJA3 (+14.2%)BOBR4 (-7.9%)
Oil, Gas and Biofuels+3.9%11RAIZ4 (+21.7%)PRIO3 (-4.0%)
Basic Materials+3.3%26PMAM3 (+100.0%)SNSY5 (-8.4%)
Industrial Goods+3.2%39AZEV3 (+53.9%)AMBP3 (-17.6%)
Communications+1.2%6TELB3 (+13.8%)DESK3 (-0.3%)
Information Technology-1.8%14WDCN3 (+10.2%)CASH3 (-4.6%)

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