Headquartered in SÃo Paulo, SP·Fiscal year ends December·NYSE: GGB·www2.gerdau.com
About Gerdau
Gerdau S.A. is a steel producer operating across the Americas with three reportable segments: Brazil, North America, and South America. The company produces long steel products (rebar, bars, beams, shapes, and special bar quality steel) and flat steel products (hot-rolled coils, plates, and slabs). Its end markets include non-residential construction and infrastructure, manufacturing, energy, automotive, agriculture, civil construction, and distribution. In North America, the company operates electric arc furnace mini-mills producing long steel, with approximately 60% of revenue tied to manufacturing, energy, and automotive sectors and 40% to non-residential construction and infrastructure. In Brazil, Gerdau produces both long and flat steel, serving construction (~40%), industry/agriculture (~45%), and automotive (~15%) markets. The company is investing in upstream mining operations (Miguel Burnier project), scrap processing capabilities, and mill expansion (Midlothian, Texas) to enhance competitiveness and vertical integration. Gerdau is also expanding its energy self-generation capacity, now covering over 50% of its total consumption. The company trades on the NYSE under the ticker GGB as American Depositary Receipts. Updated
U.S. equity benchmarks remain richly valued, and a growing chorus of strategists is reminding retail investors that single-country exposure has historically been a portfolio risk. For investors scanning for non-U.S. revenue streams…
Gerdau S.A. is a steel producer operating across the Americas with three reportable segments: Brazil, North America, and South America. The company produces long steel products (rebar, bars, beams, shapes, and special bar quality steel) and flat steel products (hot-rolled coils, plates, and slabs).
What is the GGB stock price target?
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for GGB is $5.91.