Rio Paranapanema Energia 2Q26 net income drops 67.7% to R$ 20.94 million
Reuters2026/08/14 00:39- Rio Paranapanema Energia reported 2Q26 net income of R$ 20.94 million, down 67.7% from 2Q25; EPS fell 67.7% to R$ 0.22172.
- Net operating revenue rose 8.1% to R$ 322.4 million, driven by a R$ 26 million increase in short-term power market revenue.
- EBITDA dipped 2.6% to R$ 169.41 million; EBITDA margin narrowed 5.8 percentage points to 52.5%.
- Net financial result worsened to a loss of R$ 52.33 million, on higher interest expense from increased debt since 2H25.
- Net debt fell 11% to R$ 1.07 billion versus end-2025, supported by higher cash and equivalents of R$ 270.52 million.
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