Energisa Mato Grosso reports second-quarter 2026 sales of **BRL 2.4 billion**, up from **BRL 2.2 billion** year-over-year, while net income drops to **BRL 69.3 million** from **BRL 223.8 million**. For the first half, sales reach **BRL 4.8 billion** (vs. **BRL 4.2 billion** YoY), but net income falls to **BRL 212.4 million** from **BRL 507.9 million**. The utility highlights revenue growth amid declining profitability.
Energisa Mato Grosso reports first-quarter 2026 revenue of **BRL 2.38 billion**, up from **BRL 2.05 billion** year-over-year. Net income declines to **BRL 143.16 million**, less than half of the **BRL 284.07 million** recorded in Q1 2025. The results reflect the company’s performance as a Brazilian energy distributor through March 31, 2026.
Brazil’s government renews power distribution concessions for 14 utilities, including CPFL, Equatorial, Energisa, and Neoenergia subsidiaries. The move excludes Enel-SP from the initial approval batch, setting a new 30-year concession framework. The decision impacts millions of customers across Brazil’s energy grid.
Brazil’s BNDES allocates over **R$1 billion** to upgrade Energisa’s electricity distribution networks in **Acre, Tocantins, and Mato Grosso**. The funding supports grid reinforcement projects for the state-owned utility’s subsidiaries in these regions. No specific project details or timelines are disclosed.