Alpargatas stock trades 18.6 percent below its yearly high

Alpargatas stock was trading at BRL 13.21 on B3 on September 24, 2026, down BRL 0.04 or 0.30 percent from the previous close of BRL 13.25. The share price stood 18.6 percent below its 52-week high of BRL 16.22, while the company had a market capitalization of BRL 6,905,458,280.

Debt refinancing adds a second signal

Alpargatas approved a BRL 300 million debenture issue on September 11, 2026, according to Forbes. The proceeds are intended mainly to repay debt raised in 2022, giving the transaction a refinancing purpose rather than an expansion mandate.

The new securities mature on September 20, 2032, and carry remuneration equivalent to the CDI rate plus 0.55 percent annually, Forbes reported. For shareholders, the key distinction is the allocation of capital: the issue replaces an earlier liability instead of funding a newly announced acquisition.

Price remains below the yearly peak

The market data put the 52-week range at BRL 9.13 to BRL 16.22 on September 24, 2026. At BRL 13.21, the stock was BRL 3.01 below the upper boundary and BRL 4.08 above the lower boundary, placing the quote closer to the yearly high than to the yearly low.

Trading volume reached 321,800 shares on September 24, 2026. That figure, combined with the BRL 6.91 billion market value, frames the refinancing announcement against a liquid listed equity rather than a private restructuring.

Alpargatas stock holds at BRL 13.21

Alpargatas stock was trading at BRL 13.21 on B3 on September 24, 2026, with a daily change of minus 0.30 percent. The reference price remains below the BRL 16.22 yearly high while the BRL 300 million refinancing plan sets the clearest dated corporate checkpoint.