
Klabin Profit Falls as Strong Real Weighs, While Leverage Improves
Paper and packaging helped offset weaker pulp results, while lower leverage and a new buyback underscored…
Klabin is the largest producer and exporter of packaging paper in Brazil. It makes paperboard, corrugated boxes and industrial bags, and also sells pulp.
KLBN11 is the ticker of Klabin’s units on B3, listed in B3’s Level 2 corporate-governance segment. The other share classes are KLBN3 (ON) and KLBN4 (PN).
Company facts: CVM open data (Formulário Cadastral 2026), available under the ODbL. Descriptions by Brazil Stock Guide.

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KLBN11 is the ticker of Klabin’s units on B3, the São Paulo stock exchange, where the company is listed in B3’s Level 2 corporate-governance segment.
KLBN3 is the common share (ON), which carries voting rights. KLBN4 (PN) is the preferred share, which usually has no vote but takes priority in dividends. Each KLBN11 unit bundles 1 common share and 4 preferred shares, traded as one. All of them are claims on the same company, so prices tend to move together, but liquidity and dividends can differ.
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