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Brazil Q2 2026 corporate earnings

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The Q2 2026 earnings season for Brazilian corporations continues to show diverse performance across sectors. In the education sector, Vitru Educação reported a 31.5% rise in net profit to R$ 159 million, while Ser Educacional reported an adjusted net profit of R$ 106.3 million, maintaining growth despite regulatory pressures on distance learning. Conversely, Yduqs reported a 54.2% drop in adjusted net profit to R$ 14 million due to student migration toward semi-presential formats. Newer results highlight further sector variance. Ultrapar reported a 46% increase in net profit to R$ 1.7 billion, aided by a recovering fuel market, while SulAmérica saw EBITDA grow 53.4% to R$ 612.1 million. In contrast, Compass reported a 19% drop in net profit to R$ 287.16 million, and MRV recorded a consolidated net loss of R$ 626 million due to accounting write-downs in its US operation, Resia. In the energy sector, Vibra Energia saw a significant surge in net profit, reaching R$ 2.35 billion, an increase of over 700% compared to the previous year. Raízen reported a net loss of R$ 1.642 billion for the first quarter of the 2026/27 harvest year, though its adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to R$ 3.848 billion due to strong fuel distribution performance in Brazil. In the financial sector, XP Inc. reported an adjusted net profit of R$ ~~1.38~~ 1.384 billion, a 5% year-over-year increase, with gross revenue rising 8% to R$ 5.056 billion. ~~Despite R$ 420 million in mark-to-market losses, total~~ Total client assets reached R$ 2.2 trillion, ~~supported by~~ a 17% annual increase. While retail saw R$ 28 20 billion in net ~~inflows. XP’s growth was bolstered~~ inflows, analysts noted a trend where inflows are increasingly driven by ~~its Wholesale Bank, which saw~~ daily liquidity products, contributing to a ~~32% revenue increase.~~ 5.5 basis point drop in the company’s return rate on client funds. Additionally, C6 Bank reported a 20% increase in first-half profits, reaching R$ 1.3 ~~billion, driven by vehicle financing and payroll-deductible loans.~~ billion.

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