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Emae Reports Historic Financial Results Between January and September 2025, With Record Profits, Growing Operational Efficiency, and Significant Advances After Privatization.
Emae – Metropolitan Company of Water and Energy S.A. released, on November 13, 2025, the results for the 3rd Quarter of 2025 and the accumulated results from January to September 2025, and thus, confirmed the best financial and operational performance in its history. Therefore, the period marked the first complete year under private management, which consequently redefined standards of productivity and governance.
Thus, between January and September 2025, the company reported R$ 353.5 million in net profit, which represented the highest historical mark on quarterly, semiannual, and annual bases. Moreover, this growth meant an increase of 285.5% compared to the same period in 2024, according to data released by the company in an official report.
Still in the 3Q25, net profit reached R$ 287.5 million, which indicated an increase of R$ 249.8 million compared to the R$ 37.7 million from 3Q24, driven primarily by the receipt of compensation from Petrobras, according to a statement from the executive board.
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In this way, the adjusted EBITDA rose 55.1% year-over-year and reached R$ 167.2 million, with a margin of 41.1%. Furthermore, while net revenue remained stable, costs and expenses decreased by 14.4%, reinforcing the continuous pursuit of efficiency.
Finally, at the end of September 2025, the cash position totaled R$ 495.3 million, according to the company’s financial department, demonstrating solidity and the capacity to sustain investments.
“The period marks the first complete year under private management, with a more modern, agile, and innovative Emae,” said Karla Maciel, CEO of the company, on November 13, 2025, during the results announcement.
Strategic Advances Drive Modernization and Strengthen Company’s Position in the Electric Sector
During the first year post-privatization, Emae, therefore, accelerated structural transformations aimed at technological modernization, sustainability, and governance. Thus, the main highlights presented by management were:
- Victory in the New Energy Auction (2025) for the implementation of the PCH Edgard de Souza, with an expected investment of R$ 200 million, according to the new business department.
- AAA Classification in the National Long-Term Rating, awarded by Fitch Ratings, which placed the company among the most solid companies in the Brazilian electric sector.
- Availability of 99.6% at the Henry Borden Hydroelectric Plant, a level considered one of the highest in the past five years and above the target of 89.87%, according to the operations department.
- Continuous technological modernization, with the installation of new automation systems and advanced equipment to increase efficiency and reduce losses.
- Accelerated digital transformation, utilizing artificial intelligence and data analysis for operational optimization.
- Active environmental projects, such as the planting of 100,000 native seedlings along the Pinheiros River and the Billings Reservoir, reinforcing ESG commitments.
Thus, all fronts reinforced, according to CEO Karla Maciel, interviewed on November 13, 2025, the company’s commitment to renewable sources, modernization of generating units, and security of the Brazilian energy system.
Continuous Commitment to Innovation, Sustainability, and Corporate Responsibility
Therefore, the company maintains that the results of 2025 reflect rigorous planning, the adoption of innovative technologies, and a management model aligned with the best practices in the sector. According to executive management, the goal for the upcoming cycles involves increasing investments and consolidating new projects responsibly.
“We are prepared to grow responsibly, combining innovation, profitability, and environmental commitment,” emphasized Karla Maciel, highlighting that Emae will remain focused on generating value for investors and society, as presented in the official report of 2025.
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