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The earnings call revealed mixed elements. While there were positive aspects like debt reduction and operational recovery in Moove, uncertainties around insurance claims, strategic partnerships, and lack of clear guidance in several areas tempered enthusiasm. Additionally, the company's refusal to provide guidance and the stable yet not outstanding financial performance contribute to a neutral sentiment. The market cap suggests a moderate reaction, aligning with the neutral prediction.
EBITDA under management Roughly BRL 6 billion this quarter, slightly below last year. The decrease is attributed to specific portfolio company performances.
Net Income Negative BRL 1 billion in the quarter. No specific reasons for the negative income were mentioned.
Net Debt Stable compared to the first quarter of 2025. Stability attributed to dividends received from Rumo and Radar, accounting for roughly BRL 600 million.
Rumo EBITDA Higher due to increased transported volumes and a change in tariff dynamics, which led to lower tariffs but higher volumes.
Compass EBITDA Lower compared to last year due to nonrecurring events in 2024. However, recurring results showed improvement, with higher sales in the residential segment and increased volume traded by Edge.
Moove Volumes Sold Reduction due to a fire in February 2025. Recovery trajectory is ongoing, and insurance impacts related to the event have started being accounted for.
Radar EBITDA Stable compared to 2024. Stability maintained despite the sale of a farm in Q2 2025, with a relevant BRL 17 billion portfolio still intact.
Raizen EBITDA Negative impact due to delays in sugarcane crushing caused by weather and a fire in the previous harvest. However, positive results were seen in the fuel distribution segment with better margins and higher volumes.
Debt Service Coverage Ratio Stable compared to the previous quarter, supported by dividends from Rumo and Radar.
Average Cost of Debt Slight decrease from CDI plus 90 bps to CDI plus 88 bps, with an average duration of 6.2 years.
Rumo's higher transported volumes: Higher transported volumes led to increased EBITDA and market share in the Port of Santos due to changes in tariff dynamics.
Compass's portfolio growth: Growth in residential sales with higher margins and increased volume traded by Edge in the unregulated gas market.
Moove's recovery trajectory: Reduction in volumes sold due to a fire in February, but recovery efforts are ongoing with insurance impacts accounted for.
Raizen's fuel distribution: Positive results in fuel distribution with better margins and higher volumes, but sugarcane crushing delays negatively impacted EBITDA.
Rumo's market share increase: Increased market share in the Port of Santos due to lower tariffs and higher transported volumes.
Compass's unregulated gas market strategy: Ramping up strategy to be a significant player in Brazil's unregulated gas market.
Safety improvements: Improved safety metrics compared to the first quarter, despite a fatality.
Liability management: Stable gross and net debt, with a slight decrease in average debt cost and an average duration of 6.2 years.
Radar's divestiture strategy: Continued partial divestment from land portfolio while maintaining a significant BRL 17 billion portfolio.
Negative Net Income: The company reported a negative net income of about BRL 1 billion for the quarter, which could impact financial stability and investor confidence.
Safety Concerns: Despite improvements in safety metrics, the company reported a fatality during the quarter, highlighting ongoing operational risks.
Moove Fire Incident: A fire in February 2025 led to reduced volumes sold and ongoing recovery efforts, impacting operational performance.
Raizen Sugarcane Crushing Delays: Delays in sugarcane crushing due to weather conditions and a previous fire negatively impacted Raizen's EBITDA.
Lower Tariffs at Port of Santos: While lower tariffs increased transported volumes, they may pressure margins and profitability in the long term.
Debt Levels: The company's gross and net debt remained stable, but high debt levels could pose risks if market conditions worsen.
EBITDA under management: Roughly BRL 6 billion this quarter, slightly below last year.
Net income: Negative net income of about BRL 1 billion in the quarter.
Net debt: Stable when compared to the first quarter of 2025.
Debt service coverage ratio: Stable compared to the quarter, mostly coming from dividends received from Rumo and Radar.
Safety metric: Important improvement in this quarter compared to the first quarter, despite a fatality.
Rumo: Higher transported volumes, higher EBITDA, increased market share in the Port of Santos due to lower tariffs.
Compass: Growth in portfolio, higher sales in residential segment, higher margins, increase in volume traded by Edge, ramping up terminal in Port of Santos, strategy in unregulated gas market.
Moove: Reduction in volumes sold due to a fire in February, recovery trajectory, accounting for insurance impacts.
Radar: Sale of a farm, stable EBITDA, partial divestment from land, relevant BRL 17 billion portfolio.
Raizen: Positive result in fuel distribution, better margins, higher volumes, negative impact from delay in sugarcane crushing due to weather and fire.
Liability management: No relevant event, stable gross and net debt, slight decrease in average cost of debt, average duration of 6.2 years.
Cash movements: Dividends paid from Radar and Rumo, interest payments consuming part of the cash.
Rumo: Higher transported volumes and increased market share in the Port of Santos are expected to continue due to favorable tariff dynamics.
Compass: Continued growth in the residential segment and expansion in the unregulated gas market in Brazil.
Moove: Ongoing recovery from the February fire, with insurance impacts being accounted for.
Radar: Continued partial divestment from land while maintaining a significant portfolio.
Raizen: Challenges in sugarcane crushing due to weather and previous fire impacts, but positive outlook in fuel distribution with better margins and higher volumes.
Dividends from Rumo and Radar: Dividends received from Rumo and Radar accounted for roughly BRL 600 million in this quarter.
The earnings call shows mixed signals: strong growth in Compass and Rumo, but challenges in Moove and Raizen. The Q&A highlights uncertainties in Raizen's capital structure and divestment plans, which may concern investors. The market cap suggests a moderate reaction, leading to a neutral prediction.
The earnings call revealed mixed elements. While there were positive aspects like debt reduction and operational recovery in Moove, uncertainties around insurance claims, strategic partnerships, and lack of clear guidance in several areas tempered enthusiasm. Additionally, the company's refusal to provide guidance and the stable yet not outstanding financial performance contribute to a neutral sentiment. The market cap suggests a moderate reaction, aligning with the neutral prediction.
The earnings call presents mixed signals. While there are positive factors like improved debt management and dividends, challenges like operational setbacks, safety risks, and competitive pressures are evident. The Q&A reveals management's cautious stance on divestments and strategic priorities, indicating uncertainties. Despite some positive steps, the lack of clear guidance and operational difficulties suggest a cautious market reaction. The company's market cap suggests moderate sensitivity to these factors, leading to a neutral stock price prediction.
The earnings call highlighted several negative factors, including increased debt, operational challenges, and currency depreciation impacts. Despite stable EBITDA and increased dividends, the negative earnings and unclear future strategies from management in the Q&A section suggest uncertainty. The lack of clear guidance and ongoing challenges, like safety issues and market performance, overshadow positive aspects like dividends and strategic divestments, leading to a negative sentiment.
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