At the close of this session, the Ibovespa ended trading at 170,755.41 points, down 0.76%. Among individual highlights, Hapvida (HAPV3) had the biggest gain, +13.17%, quoted at R$ 5.24, while Americanas (AMER3) recorded the biggest drop, -19.72%, at R$ 4.07. In the previous partial reading, the index was at 170,679.58 points (-0.80%); by the end, the decline was smaller. The percentages of HAPV3 at +13.2% and AMER3 at -19.7% appear here with exact values.
Gainers: besides HAPV3, the close had the following positive moves among the five biggest highlights:
- SLC Agrícola (SLCE3): R$ 18.23 | +6.92%
- Arezzo (AZZA3): R$ 16.33 | +6.25%
- Ultrapar (UGPA3): R$ 31.93 | +5.24%
- Terra Santa Propriedades Agrícolas (LAND3): R$ 9.88 | +4.55%
Hapvida reported a loss of R$ 118.8 million in 3Q26, with net revenue of R$ 8.1 billion (up 3.9%) and adjusted Ebitda (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) of R$ 496.6 million, down 33.5%. The company also announced the sale of Hospital Octaviano Neves properties for R$ 60 million. Among the other gainers, Ultrapar reported a profit of R$ 2.7 billion in 3Q26 and dividends of R$ 1.00 per share, to be paid on December 3. SLC Agrícola recorded a profit of R$ 192.4 million, Azzas 2154 (AZZA3) had recurring net income of R$ 190.6 million and Terra Santa, a profit of R$ 11.1 million in the quarter.
Decliners: AMER3 led the losses, followed by:
- Melnick (MELK3): R$ 2.07 | -9.61%
- Lojas Quero-Quero (LJQQ3): R$ 1.06 | -9.40%
- Gafisa (GFSA3): R$ 0.21 | -8.70%
- Banco do Brasil (BBAS3): R$ 15.47 | -8.41%
Americanas recorded a loss of R$ 955 million in 3Q26 and 9M26, with gross revenue of R$ 11.2 billion in nine months (up 8.3%); the judicial reorganization (Brazilian court-supervised bankruptcy protection) was concluded. Banco do Brasil cut its 2026 payout (share of profit distributed as dividends) from 30% to 25%, keeping 25% in 2027, and recorded adjusted profit of R$ 8.6 billion in 9M26. Quero-Quero had a loss of R$ 46.9 million in 3Q26, and Melnick, net income of R$ 6 million.
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