Fras Le SA
BOVESPA:FRAS3

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Fras Le SA
BOVESPA:FRAS3
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Price: 28.82 BRL 0.1% Market Closed
Market Cap: 7.7B BRL
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Market Cap
7.7B BRL
Industry
Auto Components

Fras-Le SA engages in the manufacture of automotive parts and accessories. The company is headquartered in Caxias Do Sul, Rio Grande Do Sul. The company went IPO on 2004-04-30. The firm focuses on the design, production, commercialization, export and import of friction materials for motor vehicle brake systems. The firm's product line includes clutch facings, brake linings, brake shoes and brake pads for trucks, buses, cars, tractors, subways, lifts and aircrafts, among others. The firm's brand portfolio includes Fras-le and Lonaflex. Its activities are divided into two business segments: Automakers, which offers products for the automotive market, and Replacement, which provides friction materials for the spare parts market. The firm operates through a number of subsidiaries in the Americas, Europe, Asia and South Africa. The firm is controlled by Randon SA Implementos e Participacoes.

FRAS3 Intrinsic Value
29.7 BRL
Undervaluation 3%
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