They blame the lack of investments during the government of Jair Bolsonaro (2019-22) for the unprecedented financial crisis.
In response to a request for information submitted by, the state -owned company envisions a relief in its accounts with the possibility of receiving R $ 1.6 billion this year, as approved in its budget.
According to the company, there were R $ 447 million of investments from 2019 to 2022, compared to R $ 792 million in 2023 and 2024.
“The context currently faced by the state is a reflection of past decisions, especially from 2019 to 2022, when there was severe investment restriction,” says Geverson Nery de Albuquerque, special advisor to the company’s presidency, in a letter delivered to the House of Representatives Commission. “This limitation has compromised the competitiveness of the company,” he adds.
To try to reverse the complicated financial situation, the state -owned company has also pledged to rationalize their expenses and adopt measures such as reducing the working day to six hours, with a proportional reduction of salary and encouraging voluntary dismissal.
Year first semester of this year.
Report of Sheetpublished in June, showed that the company dealt with delay in the rent of agencies, lack of payment of outsourced and difficulties in serving the employee health insurance.
The situation led the company’s president, Fabiano Santos, to resign.
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