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# | Code | Name | Price | Dividend | Revenue | Net Revenue | Cash Flow | Operating Cash Flow | Type | Founded Date | Industry | Country | CEO | Site |
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1 | A1AP34 | Advance Auto Parts | $13.88 | 0 | R$ 2.7 bi | R$ 45.0 mi | R$ 85.1 mi | R$ 2.7 bi | B3 | 1932 | Automobilística | United States | Shane O’Kelly | shop.advanceautoparts.com |
2 | A1CR34 | Amcor | $60.51 | 0 | R$ 3.5 bi | R$ 257.0 mi | R$ 943.0 mi | R$ 3.5 bi | B3 | 1896 | Switzerland | Ron Delia | amcor.com | |
3 | A1DI34 | Analog Devices | $609.70 | 0 | R$ 2.3 bi | R$ 392.2 mi | R$ 855.0 mi | R$ 2.3 bi | B3 | 1965 | United States | Vincent Roche | analog.com | |
4 | A1DM34 | Archer Daniels Midland | $335.24 | 0 | R$ 22.3 bi | R$ 486.0 mi | R$ 468.0 mi | R$ 22.3 bi | B3 | 1902 | United States | Juan Ricardo LucianoJuan Ricardo Luciano | adm.com | |
5 | A1EE34 | Ameren Corp Bdr | $222.42 | 0 | R$ 1.6 bi | R$ 258.0 mi | R$ 557.0 mi | R$ 1.6 bi | BDR | 1997 | United States | Martin J Lyons | amereninvestors.com | |
6 | A1EG34 | Aegon | $34.60 | 0 | R$ 3.2 bi | R$ -26.0 mi | R$ 323.5 mi | R$ 3.2 bi | B3 | 1844 | Netherlands | Lard Friese | aegon.com | |
7 | A1EN34 | Alliant Energy Corp Bdr | $256.45 | 0 | R$ 894.0 mi | R$ 87.0 mi | R$ 255.0 mi | R$ 894.0 mi | BDR | 1917 | United States | John O. Larsen | alliantenergy.com | |
8 | A1EP34 | American Electric Power | $276.08 | 0 | R$ 4.6 bi | R$ 340.3 mi | R$ 1.5 bi | R$ 4.6 bi | B3 | 1906 | Energia | United States | aep.com | |
9 | A1ES34 | AES Corporation | $106.39 | 0 | R$ 2.9 bi | R$ 185.0 mi | R$ 392.0 mi | R$ 2.9 bi | B3 | 1981 | United States | Andres Gluski | aes.com | |
10 | A1FL34 | Aflac Inc Brazilian Depositary Receipt | $607.56 | 0 | R$ 5.1 bi | R$ 1.8 bi | R$ 255.0 mi | R$ 5.1 bi | B3 | 1955 | United States | Dan Amos | aflac.com |
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