Trombini among Brazil’s largest companies in the Valor 1000 ranking

Trombini is listed among Brazil’s largest companies according to Valor 1000, a traditional yearbook by the newspaper Valor Econômico that gathers and analyzes the key indicators of Brazilian businesses. The ranking was released on September 9, 2026, evaluating data for the 2025 base year across various companies in Brazil.

This recognition reinforces Trombini’s relevance in the national business landscape and its prominent position in the pulp and paper sector, highlighting its scale among the largest companies across different segments of the Brazilian economy.

Trombini among the largest companies in Brazil

Being included in Valor 1000 represents an important milestone for Trombini. The ranking aggregates Brazil’s top companies based on economic and financial data, enabling performance tracking across diverse economic sectors.

More than just a spot on a list, consistent presence in Valor 1000 demonstrates the scale Trombini has reached and its significance within an industry that brings together major players and drives a vital supply chain in the country.

Recognition built by many people

For Helder Quin Wing Chu, Financial Superintendent at Trombini, this recognition reflects the daily dedication of the professionals who make up the company.

“Being ranked among Brazil’s largest companies and top players in the pulp and paper sector is a source of pride for everyone at Trombini. This recognition demonstrates our company’s strength and, above all, values the work and commitment of all our employees who contribute daily to building this path. It is a result that motivates us to keep evolving with responsibility, consistency, and a forward-looking vision,” states the superintendent.

Trombini’s presence in the ranking also reinforces a trajectory built over decades, combining experience, production capacity, investments, and presence in diverse markets.

How is the Valor 1000 ranking developed?

Valor 1000 is compiled by Valor Econômico in partnership with institutions specializing in corporate business analysis. The assessment considers economic and financial data from companies, using various criteria to evaluate scale and performance.

The methodology incorporates metrics such as net revenue, EBITDA margin, profitability, revenue growth, financial leverage, and interest coverage ratio, among other factors. For sector leadership evaluations, criteria related to ESG are also taken into account.

Consequently, this methodology allows the ranking to go beyond a simple list based on company size. The survey seeks to analyze different dimensions of corporate performance and establish comparisons among companies within the same sector.