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Investing.com -- Eletrobras delivered solid second-quarter 2025 results with adjusted EBITDA of R$5.8 billion (excluding provisions), aligning with Bank of America estimates while exceeding Bloomberg Consensus by 11%.
The standout performance came from energy trading, with energy gross margin remaining flat year-over-year but increasing 10% quarter-over-quarter. This strong trading performance could help ease investor concerns about the impact of higher Brazilian power prices on the company’s earnings, which has been a key issue for investors.
Cost control was another highlight, with manageable expenses decreasing 4% from the previous quarter, coming in 8% below Bank of America estimates. The company also made positive strides in liability management, reporting a R$280 million compulsory loans reversal.
The second-quarter results may represent a turning point for market sentiment toward Eletrobras, potentially setting up favorable prospects for second-half 2025 earnings as the company positions itself to benefit from elevated power price levels.
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