NTS expands social investment to R$ 51.7 million in 2025 and supports 37 projects with more than 130,000 people benefited.

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Published on 14/05/2026 at 12:54

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NTS invested R$ 51.7 million in social projects in 2025. Additionally, the company supported 37 initiatives last year, benefiting more than 130,000 people in different communities.

According to information released by NTS itself, the investments strengthen actions related to inclusion, sustainable development, and the expansion of opportunities in the regions where the company operates.

NTS’s social investment gains strength in 2025

Additionally, by maintaining a diversified portfolio of initiatives, the company reinforces its role as an agent of social transformation. Thus, the corporate strategy begins to integrate projects that promote a positive impact on communities.

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Theater project shows impact on youth

Among the reports presented by the company, a 14-year-old student commented on the positive impacts of a theater project supported by the company.

“As a student of the theater project, I can say that my experience has been very positive. I am learning to communicate better, to socialize, and to be less shy,” said the student.

Furthermore, the young person reported progress throughout the classes. According to her, the project also contributed to improvements in performance and emotional health.

NTS reinforces inclusion and sustainable development

Therefore, by investing R$ 51.7 million in 2025, supporting 37 social projects, and benefiting more than 130,000 people, NTS expands its presence in initiatives aimed at sustainable development.

In this way, the company reinforces the integration between business and social responsibility. At the same time, it maintains projects that expand opportunities and encourage inclusion in the communities where it operates.

NTS expands social investment to R$ 51.7 million in 2025 and supports 37 projects with more than 130,000 people benefited.

NTS’s social investment gains strength in 2025

Theater project shows impact on youth

NTS reinforces inclusion and sustainable development

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Company strengthens social action with initiatives focused on inclusion, culture, opportunities, and sustainable development

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