
CSN’s R$555 Million Loss Puts Asset Sales Back at the Center of the Story
Analysts are still waiting for the divestment plan announced in January to turn into cash.
CSN Mineração mines and exports iron ore from Minas Gerais. It is controlled by the steelmaker CSN.
CMIN3 is the ticker of CSN Mineração’s common shares (ON) on B3, listed in B3’s Level 2 corporate-governance segment.
Company facts: CVM open data (Formulário Cadastral 2026), available under the ODbL. Descriptions by Brazil Stock Guide.

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CMIN3 is the ticker of CSN Mineração’s common shares (ON) on B3, the São Paulo stock exchange, where the company is listed in B3’s Level 2 corporate-governance segment.
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