Advanced Materials Brazil | Global Suppliers Portfolio
As Brazil modernises its key industries like aerospace and automotive, demand for innovative materials is poised to increase. This basket offers exposure to US and EU-listed companies that produce these critical components, from lightweight composites to advanced metal alloys.
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BAK: $1.06B
GGB: $6.64B
VALE: $54.03B
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About This Group of Stocks
Our Expert Thinking
As Brazil modernises its aerospace and automotive sectors, demand for sophisticated industrial materials is set to surge. This group captures global suppliers of next-generation components like advanced alloys, lightweight composites, and high-performance polymers that are essential for Brazil's industrial transformation and competitiveness.
What You Need to Know
This basket focuses on US and EU-listed companies that are integral to the global advanced materials supply chain. These firms specialise in materials science, industrial technology, and chemical engineering, providing the innovative inputs that enable modern manufacturing and sustainable production methods.
Why These Stocks
These companies were handpicked for their distinct roles in the advanced materials ecosystem. They include leaders in high-performance polymers, lightweight composite development, additive manufacturing technology, and sustainable materials production - all crucial for supporting Brazil's industrial growth and environmental responsibility goals.
Why You'll Want to Watch These Stocks
Industrial Revolution 2.0
Brazil's aerospace and automotive sectors are undergoing massive modernisation, creating unprecedented demand for advanced materials. These companies are positioned at the heart of this transformation.
Sustainability Meets Innovation
As industries shift towards environmental responsibility, these firms are developing sustainable materials and cleaner production methods that could define the future of manufacturing.
Global Supply Chain Leaders
These aren't just any materials companies - they're the global leaders in materials science and industrial technology that major manufacturers depend on for next-generation components.
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