AES Brasil: Exceptional Performance Marks 2023 With Deleveraging and Growth

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Published on 01/03/2024 at 10:24

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Technological And Operational Advances Drive Financial Results

AES Brasil ended 2023 with remarkable results, reflecting a period of significant expansion and the beginning of a promising deleveraging cycle. The company, a leader in renewable energy generation, reported a 37% increase in net margin and a 43% growth in EBITDA, highlighting the effectiveness of its investment strategy and portfolio diversification. The incorporation of the Tucano and Cajuína wind complexes into its portfolio, adding 827 MW of operational wind capacity, along with the acquisition of wind assets in December 2022, marks a new phase of operation and financial efficiency for AES Brasil.

Innovation As A Growth Engine

AES Brasil’s strategy of integrating innovation and sustainability into its operations has proven to be a competitive differentiator, with wind energy generation increasing by 108% and hydropower by 45%. The focus on wind expansion, evidenced by the operation of the Tucano and Cajuína complexes, reflects not only the company’s ability to broaden its clean energy supply but also to secure a robust and fully contracted EBITDA through long-term agreements.

Strengthened Finances And Future Prospects

The financial performance of AES Brasil in 2023, with an EBITDA of R$ 1.7 billion and a net revenue of R$ 3.4 billion, demonstrates the effectiveness of its management and the relevance of its operations in the renewable energy sector. The company, in addition to recording a net profit of R$ 333 million, announced the distribution of R$ 45 million in dividends, reflecting its shareholder return policy and confidence in ongoing growth and deleveraging.

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AES Brasil: A Key Partner In The Energy Transition

AES Brasil, with nearly 25 years of experience, has not only established itself as a strategic partner in the energy transition but has also stood out for its innovation and customization of energy solutions. Its diversified portfolio, which includes 2.7 GW of hydropower, 2.2 GW of wind power, and 0.3 GW of solar power, along with a promising pipeline that could add up to 4 GW of capacity, positions the company as an undisputed leader in advancing renewable energy in Brazil.

AES Brasil’s trajectory in 2023 reinforces its role as a driving force in the generation of clean and sustainable energy, with a continuous commitment to innovation and sustainability. As the company moves toward a future of deleveraging and growth, its contribution to Brazil’s renewable energy matrix remains essential, promising a significant impact on the country’s energy transition.

Source: Press Contacts – AES Brasil: – LLYC – AES Brasil – Guilherme Costa.

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AES Brasil: Exceptional Performance Marks 2023 With Deleveraging and Growth

Technological And Operational Advances Drive Financial Results

Innovation As A Growth Engine

Strengthened Finances And Future Prospects

AES Brasil: A Key Partner In The Energy Transition

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