BTG Pactual climbs to No. 4 in B3 most-traded stocks ranking for August 2026, DataWise+ shows

By Public Technologies
  • B3 SA Brasil Bolsa Balcão market data for August 2026 showed Petrobras’ PETR4 as the most-traded stock.
  • Vale’s VALE3 was the second most-traded stock.
  • Itaú Unibanco’s ITUB4 was the third most-traded stock.
  • BTG Pactual’s BPAC11 rose to fourth, its best monthly ranking of the year.
  • Embraer’s EMBJ3 entered the top 10 for the first time in 2026, taking ninth place.
  • In listed funds, TRX Real Estate’s TRXF11 led trading among real estate funds.
  • BOVA11 remained the most-traded ETF.
  • Aura Minerals’ AURA33 ranked as the most-traded BDR, ahead of Nvidia’s NVDC34.


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