Kepler Weber shares recover despite decline in ports segment

Kepler Weber shares rose 4.1% to 6.04 BRL following a period of volatility. The Brazilian grain storage specialist reported second-quarter 2026 net revenue of 299.1 million R$, with a net profit of 6.3 million R$.

While total revenue and earnings per share met market expectations, the company saw a 31.7% year-over-year decline in EBITDA, reaching 25.9 million R$. Performance varied significantly across business segments: the Agribusiness segment grew by 17.9%, and spare parts and services increased by 5.0%. However, the Farms segment revenue fell by 13.2% for the quarter, and the Ports and Terminals segment experienced a 50.1% decline compared to the previous year.