Copasa, water and sanitation utility, supplies water from capture through distribution and sewage collection and treatment to Minas Gerais municipalities.
COPASA MG (BSP:CSMG3) exceeds BRL 2 billion in Q3 2026 revenue while achieving a 14% increase in EBITDA. The company’s financial performance highlights sustained growth in its water and sanitation services in Minas Gerais. Analysts note the strong operational efficiency amid rising demand for infrastructure investments in Brazil.
Copasa, a Brazilian water and sanitation utility, is set to release its third-quarter 2026 financial results after Monday’s market close. The report will provide investors with an update on the company’s recent operating performance and financial trends. This disclosure follows the company’s standard investor-relations schedule.
Copasa reports higher water and sewage volumes in the third quarter of 2026. Measured water volume grows 1.1% year-over-year to 174.5 million cubic meters, while sewage volume rises 3.6% to 123.8 million cubic meters. The company’s performance is attracting investor attention amid expanding utility operations.
Equatorial acquires a 30% stake in Copasa, Brazil’s sanitation company, through a US$1.66 billion privatization deal. The transaction involves Equatorial purchasing part of Copasa’s shares for 5.59 billion reais. This move strengthens Equatorial’s position as the reference shareholder in the company.
