Pharol says Oi bankruptcy has no material financial impact on group
Reuters2026/08/26 19:13- Pharol flagged no material financial impact from Oi’s bankruptcy, following a Rio de Janeiro court ruling upholding the conversion to bankruptcy.
- The company maintained its assessment of known tax contingencies, citing no material change based on currently available information.
- Pharol plans to monitor the proceedings for developments that could alter its current impact assessment.
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