Brazil · Delayed Price · Currency is BRL Companhia de Saneamento Básico do Estado de São Paulo - SABESP Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Adjusted net revenue grew 11% and adjusted EBITDA rose 26% year-over-year, driven by tariff hikes, efficiency gains, and disciplined cost control. CapEx surged 31%, advancing universal access targets, while liquidity and leverage remain strong.
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A comprehensive transformation is underway, with major investments in universal access, digitalization, and operational efficiency. Financial performance is strong, regulatory gaps are closing, and the world's largest smart metering rollout is in progress. Growth opportunities are being evaluated with disciplined capital allocation.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Strong financial and operational performance in 2025, with record CapEx, improved profitability, and accelerated progress toward universalization and infrastructure expansion. Strategic focus remains on efficiency, social inclusion, and prudent capital allocation.
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Q3 saw stable revenue, 15% EBITDA growth, and strong cash flow, driven by efficiency gains and strategic investments. Universalization and decarbonization targets are on track, with major CapEx in sewage and smart metering. One-time gains and cost reductions supported robust financials.
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Revenue and net income surged on tariff hikes, volume growth, and cost discipline, with Capex accelerating 178% year-over-year. Efficiency gains, digital initiatives, and smart metering contracts support robust financials and universalization targets.
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Personnel expenses dropped significantly due to a voluntary dismissal program, with further cost savings expected from rehiring at lower costs and internalizing roles. Tariff mix changes led to a BRL 105 million Q1 impact, but regulatory compensation is anticipated. Commercial discount contract issues are being resolved, and a rural census may influence future CapEx and tariffs.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Revenue grew 8.8% to BRL 21.7B and net profit surged 172% to BRL 9.5B, driven by operational efficiency and regulatory changes. Major CapEx was contracted, and a 4.2% dividend yield is proposed. Transformation efforts focus on universalization, cost control, and digital upgrades.
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Management transition post-privatization drives a new investment program and operational overhaul, with net revenue up 7% and EBITDA up 17% year-over-year. Deferred revenue adjustments and contract renegotiations shape financials, while CAPEX acceleration and efficiency gains are prioritized.
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Revenue rose 11.9% and adjusted EBITDA surged 35.5% year-over-year, reaching a record BRL 2.7 billion, driven by tariff hikes, volume growth, and efficiency gains. Privatization was completed, major CapEx plans are underway, and cost reductions supported margin expansion.