
Brazil’s Malls Are Growing — Without Building
As greenfield projects stall, capital shifts to brownfield expansions, reshaping how the sector grows.
Multiplan develops, owns and manages shopping malls and mixed-use real estate, including BarraShopping and MorumbiShopping.
MULT3 is the ticker of Multiplan’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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MULT3 is the ticker of Multiplan’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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