Assaí ends SEC registration and consolidates liquidity in Brazil
Cash-and-carry retailer files Form 15F after NYSE delisting, reinforcing focus on governance and trading on B3.
Assaí (Sendas Distribuidora) runs a nationwide chain of cash-and-carry wholesale stores.
ASAI3 is the ticker of Assaí’s common shares (ON) on B3, listed in the Novo Mercado, the segment with B3’s strictest corporate-governance rules.
Company facts: CVM open data (Formulário Cadastral 2026), available under the ODbL. Descriptions by Brazil Stock Guide.
Cash-and-carry retailer files Form 15F after NYSE delisting, reinforcing focus on governance and trading on B3.
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ASAI3 is the ticker of Assaí’s common shares (ON) on B3, the São Paulo stock exchange, where the company is listed in the Novo Mercado, the segment with B3’s strictest corporate-governance rules.
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