Fras-le (FRAS3) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
11 Nov, 2026Business model and footprint
Automotive aftermarket ecosystem with 33,000+ SKUs, 24 brands, operations in 6 countries and reach in 125+ countries.
Global footprint includes 13 industrial plants, 12 distribution centers, 5 business offices and 2 technology and development centers.
92% of 9M26 net revenue was tied to the independent aftermarket; portfolio spans friction, braking, ride and comfort, powertrain and other products.
Investment thesis and market opportunity
Revenue is supported by recurring maintenance demand, safety-critical replacement parts, brand strength, broad fleet coverage and geographic diversification.
Global vehicle fleet totals 1.6B; Brazil's fleet grew at a 1.3% CAGR in 2016–25 while average age rose from 9.2 to 11 years.
Brazil represented 45.8% of 9M26 revenue, Mexico 26.5%, North America 8.4% and Asia-Pacific 3.3%; international markets accounted for 54% of revenue.
Growth strategy
Expansion cycles have focused on aftermarket and portfolio growth, internationalization, strategic capacity, innovation and acquisition synergies, with conservative leverage.
Net revenue rose from R$1,366m in 2019 to R$5,491m in 2025; 2025 EBITDA was R$992m at an 18.1% margin.
Cycle 3 targets global relevance through organic growth, market-share gains, portfolio expansion, Dacomsa integration and disciplined M&A; ROIC is the anchor metric.
Latest events from Fras-le
- Constant-currency revenue grew as gross margin expanded despite domestic destocking and FX headwinds.FRAS3
Q3 2026 - Disciplined growth, strong brands, and global expansion drive sustained aftermarket leadership.FRAS3
Corporate presentation - Record EBITDA margin and net profit growth in 2Q26, with strong execution and improved leverage.FRAS3
Q2 2026 - Global automotive parts leader with strong growth, innovation, and ESG focus.FRAS3
Investor presentation - Revenue up 38.5% to R$5.5B, EBITDA margin 17.8%, net profit down 24.4% on higher costs.FRAS3
Q4 2025 - 9M25 revenue rose 43.7%, driven by Dacomsa and international growth.FRAS3
Q3 2025 - Record revenue in 3Q24, but margins and profit declined amid logistics and cost pressures.FRAS3
Q3 2024 - Revenue up 3.6% in 1H24; profit and margins down; major Mexico acquisition announced.FRAS3
Q2 2024 - Net revenue rose 17% to R$4.0B, with robust EBITDA and major international expansion.FRAS3
Q4 2024