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Investing.com -- Brazilian power company Eletrobras (BVMF:ELET) has sold its entire 68% non-controlling stake in Eletronuclear to J&F Group for an equity value of R$535 million.
The transaction includes the transfer of R$2.4 billion in debentures guarantees to J&F and completely releases Eletrobras from future responsibilities related to the nuclear assets.
The sale price of R$535 million falls significantly below Eletronuclear’s book value of approximately R$7.8 billion, which will result in a non-cash provision in Eletrobras’s third-quarter 2025 financial results.
This divestment represents a positive milestone for Eletrobras’s equity story as it removes a major risk from the company’s investment case, potentially leading to a lower risk premium and improved discount rate.
The transaction also eliminates a large legacy liability related to Eletronuclear and marks a significant step in Eletrobras’s post-privatization restructuring efforts, allowing the company to concentrate on its core energy trading business.
Eletronuclear was considered the last remaining overhang in Eletrobras’s investment profile.
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