Kepler Weber

Kepler Weber Interest Expense

The Interest Expense of Kepler Weber (KEPL3.SA) as of Oct 27, 2026 is 34.62 M BRL. In the previous year, Interest Expense was 35.14 M BRL — a change of -1.49% (lower).

Interest Expense

34.62 MBRL

YoY

-1.49%

Last updated:

Interest Expense of Kepler Weber is 2024 34.62 M BRL. Interest Expense of Kepler Weber was 2023 35.14 M BRL. It decreases by -1.49% lower compared to the previous year.

The Kepler Weber Interest Expense history

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Interest Expense
Date
Interest Expense
Jan 1, 2017
6.30 M BRL
Jan 1, 2018
-3.69 M BRL
Jan 1, 2019
-3.11 M BRL
Jan 1, 2020
10.73 M BRL
Jan 1, 2021
2.51 M BRL
Jan 1, 2022
23.33 M BRL
Jan 1, 2023
35.14 M BRL
Jan 1, 2024
34.62 M BRL
The Kepler Weber Interest Expense history
YEARInterest ExpenseYoY
34.62 MBRL-1.49%
35.14 MBRL+50.61%
23.33 MBRL+828.86%
2.51 MBRL-76.58%
10.73 MBRL-445.22%
-3.11 MBRL-15.71%
-3.69 MBRL-158.51%
6.30 MBRL-51.46%
12.98 MBRL-274.06%
-7.46 MBRL-4.03%
-7.77 MBRL—

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Kepler Weber Stock analysis

What does Kepler Weber do? Kepler Weber SA generates revenue through the sale of grain storage and conservation equipment, including metal silos with flat or hopper bottoms, dryers, grain cleaning machines, and conveyors. The company also offers systems and equipment for port terminals and malt storages, alongside spare parts and maintenance services for its products. Its subsidiaries, Kepler Weber Industrial SA and Kepler Weber Pecas e Servicos Ltda, handle development, manufacturing, and distribution of these solutions. The primary customers are grain producers and agricultural businesses requiring post-harvest infrastructure. The firm’s product portfolio targets the post-harvest grain production chain, focusing on storage, drying, and cleaning solutions. Equipment such as metal silos and grain conveyors are sold to agricultural enterprises and port terminal operators. Maintenance services and spare parts further support long-term customer relationships, ensuring continuous revenue streams from existing clients. Kepler Weber SA’s business model relies on direct sales of physical equipment and ongoing service contracts. The company’s subsidiaries manage the full lifecycle of products, from development to after-sales support. Revenue is derived from both initial equipment purchases and recurring service agreements, catering to clients in the agricultural and logistics sectors. Kepler Weber is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kepler Weber stock

Interest Expense of Kepler Weber is 34.62 M BRL in 2024.

Interest Expense of Kepler Weber changed from 35.14 M BRL to 34.62 M BRL, representing a -1.49% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Interest expense represents the cost of borrowing. Higher interest expenses can indicate a highly leveraged company.

Interest Expense's BRL is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Interest Expense's Kepler Weber historically and in real time.

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