Itausa OCF Margin
The Operating Cash Flow Margin of Itausa (ITSA4.SA) as of Jul 29, 2026 is 7.44 %. In the previous year, Operating Cash Flow Margin was 4.04 % — a change of 84.42% (higher).
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OCF Margin
7.44 %
YoY
84.42%
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Itausa is 2026 7.44 % . Operating Cash Flow Margin of Itausa was 2025 4.04 % . It decreases by 84.42% higher compared to the previous year.
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Itausa Stock analysis
What does Itausa do? Itausa SA is a leading investment company in Brazil. It was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in São Paulo. Itausa is listed on the Brazilian stock exchange B3 and has a wide range of activities in various business sectors.
The history of Itausa began over 90 years ago with the founding of Banco Itaú. In the following decades, the company became one of the largest banks in Brazil and founded a number of other companies in various industries. In 1966, Itausa SA was founded as the parent company to coordinate the various subsidiaries and promote their development.
Itausa's business model is based on diversification and participation in companies in various industries to minimize risks and promote growth. The company provides financial and support services to support the growth and profitability of its subsidiaries.
Itausa operates in various sectors, including finance, commerce, energy, and transportation. In the finance sector, Itausa is directly or indirectly involved in some of Brazil's largest banks, including Itaú Unibanco, Banco Itaú Chile, and Banco Itaú Argentina. The commerce division includes companies such as Duratex, one of the largest manufacturers of wood products in Brazil, and Alpargatas, a renowned shoe manufacturer and clothing retailer. In the energy sector, Itausa holds interests in power generators such as Elektropaulo, and in the transportation sector, the company is involved in companies like Concessionária AutoBan, which operates highways in São Paulo.
Itausa is also active in the chemical and petrochemical industry, with subsidiaries such as Elekeiroz and Itautinga. These companies are leaders in the production and marketing of chemicals and petrochemicals.
Itausa also offers insurance services through its subsidiaries Brasilseg and Itauseg, which provide auto, life, travel, liability, and other insurance products.
One of Itausa's newest business divisions is digitalization, in which the company is invested in companies like XP Investimentos and Nubank. XP Investimentos is a leading investment platform in Brazil, while Nubank is an innovative digital bank.
Overall, Itausa offers a wide range of products and services in various sectors and is represented in many industries in Brazil through subsidiaries and investments. Itausa is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Operating Cash Flow Margin of Itausa is 7.44 % in 2026.
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