A Energy found profit Liquid of R $ 1.83 billion in the fourth quarter, with a 254% jump compared to that obtained in the same period of the previous year, according to a balance released on Tuesday night (18), which mentions that the performance was helped in part by the highs temperatures No country.
According to the electric company, some non -recurring factors also contributed to the discharge of the quarterly profit, such as the accounting record of the deferred tax asset of the distributor Energisa Rondônia, in addition to the registration of “tax misrepresentation” generated after the ICMS calculation base from the PIS/COFINS.
“The above average temperatures were decisive in all regions and the good performance of the industry, motivated by new loads and increased production of food and minerals,” said Energisa on the balance, citing that in the fourth quarter, the consumption of electricity in the group distributors grew by 2.3%, reaching 11,088.3 GWh.
Throughout 2024, Energisa said she made a record net profit of $ 3.79 billion, practically bending the result of $ 1.89 billion reported in 2023.
The profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of the Electric Company totaled R $ 1.9 billion in the last quarter of 2024, a 7.9% reduction in the annual base, impacted by provisions and marking the market of the energy trading card.
Last year’s accumulated, Energisa’s recurring adjusted EBITDA reached R $ 7.63 billion, an increase of 8.1%.
Among its different business units, the company highlighted the market growth of its power distributors, with a high from 2.3% of power consumption in the fourth quarter, to 11,088.3 Gigawatts-Hora (GWh).
“The above average temperatures were decisive for the result in all regions and the good performance of the industry, motivated by new loads and increased production of food and minerals,” he said in a statement.
The company also saw advances in (re) Energisa, a subsidiary to act in the distributed generation, energy marketing and other solutions segments. The company ended last year with 117 solar plants in operation and 441 Megawatts-PEPI (MWP) of installed power.
The division’s EBITDA grew 89.6% in the year to R $ 187.9 million.
