Itaú Unibanco
Latin America's largest financial institution, the country's biggest private bank, and the national leader in areas like investments, private banking, and cards.
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PORTFOLIO
COPA
ENERGIA
ABOUT COPA ENERGIA
Copa Energia was formed in 2021 as the leader in Brazil's Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) market, following the integration of Copagaz and Liquigás (acquired in 2020). The company distributes LPG in 24 Brazilian states and the Federal District. Together with Copa Energia, we put Brazil into action!
COPA ENERGIA
BY THE NUMBER
2024 Results
R$1,7B
BOOK VALUE (ITAÚSA'S STAKE)
154,000
TONS OF LPG
DELIVERED MONTHLY
IN 20244,000
EMPLOYEES9,7
MILLIONCYLINDERS
FILLED PER MONTH
ITAÚSA REPRESENTATIVES IN PORTFOLIO COMPANY GOVERNANCE
Board of Directors
2 of 5 directors
- Alfredo Egydio Setubal
- Rodolfo Villela Marino
SHAREHOLDING STRUCTURE IN 2024
OUR PORTFOLIO COMPANIES
We invest in the brands driving progress in Brazil. Guided by ethics, strong governance, and a consistent long-term vision, we work side-by-side with our portfolio companies to connect results with impactful outcomes. This is putting Values into action.
DEXCO
With over 70 years of history, it's Brazil's largest producer of industrialized wood panels, a benchmark for bathroom fixtures and metal fittings in the Southern Hemisphere, and one of the country's top tile manufacturers.
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ALPARGATAS
A global company with over 115 years of history, based in Brazil, bringing comfort and style worldwide. It leads the open-toe footwear industry and is Latin America's largest manufacturer in this segment.
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MOTIVA
Brazil's largest mobility infrastructure company, has over 20 years of experience operating highways, urban mobility (subways, trains, light rail, ferries), and airports.
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AEGEA
Leader among private basic sanitation companies in Brazil. Manages sanitation assets through concessions, sub-concessions, and PPPs, overseeing the entire water cycle.
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NTS
Nova Transportadora do Sudeste S.A. – NTS transports natural gas through a pipeline system connecting the states of Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, and São Paulo, a region that accounts for 51% of the country's GDP.
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