Braskem posts R$ 1.07 billion loss in 3Q26 as leverage climbs to 6.36 times
Braskem posted a net loss of R$ 1.07 billion in 3Q26, with leverage of 6.36 times, as it negotiates a debt restructuring with creditors.
Braskem posted a net loss of R$ 1.07 billion in 3Q26, with leverage of 6.36 times, as it negotiates a debt restructuring with creditors.
Rede D'Or posted net income of R$ 1.45 billion in 3Q26, nearly flat, with net revenue of R$ 15.4 billion, up 5.6%, adjusted Ebitda of R$ 3.6 billion and a 77.7% loss ratio at SulAmérica.
Natura posted net income of R$ 49 million in 3Q26, reversing a nearly R$ 2 billion loss a year earlier, with net revenue of about R$ 5 billion, down 3%.
Agribusiness groups such as Aprosoja pushed back at Banco do Brasil remarks on rising farm delinquency; the bank issued a note saying 90% of its farm clients are current.
Cogna posted a net loss of R$ 37.3 million in 3Q26, versus a R$ 191.6 million profit a year earlier, with net revenue of R$ 1.44 billion, down 5.2%, and recurring Ebitda of R$ 320.4 million, down 24.2%.
JHSF posted profit of R$ 391.5 million in 3Q26, up 29%, with recurring revenue of R$ 481.8 million and net cash of R$ 741.1 million in September.
CSN posted a net loss of R$ 1.247 billion in 3Q26, reversing a R$ 76 million profit a year earlier, with adjusted Ebitda of R$ 1.88 billion and net revenue of R$ 10.49 billion.
Retail sales rose 0.2% in September from August, according to IBGE, but the third quarter closed 0.3% lower than the second.
Casas Bahia and GPA agreed to end court disputes tied to their 2009 association; GPA waives about R$ 700 million receivable, and Casas Bahia takes on about R$ 424 million in tax liabilities.
Caixa's housing vice president Inês Magalhães said the bank is studying raising mortgage rates, with no decision made; the finance vice president said that, without a rise, the bank would have to cut lending volume.
The central bank approved Nubank's purchase of Banco Porto Real de Investimentos, announced in July, and the company gains a banking license in Brazil; according to Nubank, the change imposes no additional capital or liquidity requirements.
The Senate floor approved on Nov 12 the main text of bill PLP 299/2026, which caps real spending growth at 2% from 2027 in containment years; the Executive projects a R$ 45.1 billion to R$ 56.1 billion improvement in the 2027 primary balance, and four amendments will be voted on Nov 17 before the bill goes to the lower house.
The IPCA rose 0.14% in October after 0.82% in September, according to IBGE; over 12 months, inflation reached 4.63%, above the 4.5% target ceiling.
Jensen Huang left the Nvidia CEO post on Nov 12 after reports about extramarital relationships, and CFO Colette Kress became interim CEO; sources differ between resignation and removal.
Caixa Vida e Previdência identified on Nov 6 unauthorized access and copying of personal and registration data of clients and former clients, in a base of 7.6 million active clients; the preliminary review shows no compromise of financial or authentication data.
B3 posted recurring net income of about R$ 1.4 billion in 3Q26, up 9.9%, and announced R$ 1.13 billion in interest on equity.
Azul posted Ebitda of R$ 1.2 billion in 3Q26, down 39%, and net revenue of R$ 5.6 billion, down 1.8%; sources differ on the net loss.
Petrobras agreed to acquire the 70% of Logum, an ethanol and fuel pipeline operator, it does not yet own for R$ 620 million, taking it to 100%; the deal depends on conditions including Cade.
Ultrapar posted net income of R$ 2.697 billion in 3Q26, up 249%, with recurring adjusted Ebitda of R$ 3.1 billion, up 74%, and announced R$ 1.085 billion in dividends, about R$ 1 per share.
Nubank posted net income of US$ 1.09 billion in 3Q26, up 31% year on year, with an efficiency ratio of 19.3% and a base of 142.6 million clients.
Caixa posted recurring net income of R$ 3.486 billion in 3Q26, down 7.4% year on year, with net interest income of R$ 18.3 billion, up 11%.
Inter posted net income of R$ 425 million in 3Q26, up 26%, with 15.8% ROE; 90-day delinquency rose from 5.3% to 5.5%.
Bill PLP 299/2026, filed by senator Jaques Wagner, cuts the real spending growth limit from 2.5% to 2% from 2027, trims tax breaks and removes up to R$ 10.5 billion of diesel subsidy from the 2026 target; the government estimates a R$ 50 billion to R$ 60 billion impact in 2027.
Services sector volume fell 0.1% in September from August, according to IBGE, and also dropped 0.1% year on year, ending 29 straight positive readings.
Real industrial revenue rose 0.8% in September from August, according to CNI, recovering only part of the 2.1% July and 3.8% August declines.
Gecex/Camex set the import tax on passenger car tires at 30% for 12 months, in an act published in the official gazette on Nov 9.
Banco do Brasil posted adjusted net income of R$ 1.27 billion in 3Q26, revised 2026 profit guidance from R$ 18-22 billion to R$ 9-11 billion and cut its payout from 30% to 25%.
Two creditor groups proposed to Braskem combinations of capital injection and debt-to-equity conversion of US$ 4 billion each; the board is due to review them on Nov 12, according to press sources.
At the 3Q26 press call, director Angélica Laureano said Petrobras is discussing a possible temporary change to its gasoline and diesel commercial strategy, but the current strategy remains in force and no structural pricing change is planned.
BTG Pactual posted adjusted net income of R$ 5.3 billion in 3Q26, up 17% from a year earlier, with an adjusted return on equity of 26.4%.
Americanas posted a net loss of R$ 352 million in 3Q26, reversing a R$ 367 million profit a year earlier; net revenue rose 10.3% to R$ 2.966 billion and adjusted Ebitda fell 90.7%.
Azzas 2154 posted recurring net income of R$ 190.6 million in 3Q26, down 5.3%, and net revenue of R$ 2.844 billion, down 4.2%; reported profit rose 7.8% to R$ 177.7 million.
CVC posted adjusted net income of R$ 3.7 million in 3Q26, its first positive result of the year, and revenue of R$ 382.4 million, up 1.5%; versus 3Q25, profit fell 94.1%.
Kepler Weber posted net income of R$ 13.4 million in 3Q26, down 74%, and net revenue of R$ 344.2 million, down 18.7%.
B3 and Leto Asset Management are making a joint primary investment of about R$ 40 million in IDEX Analytics; B3 may reach 40% and holds an option on the rest from 2031, subject to Cade.
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