Sequoia Logística e Transportes more than doubled its gross margin to **18.4%** and nearly doubled adjusted EBITDA after exiting its **B2C logistics** segment. The company shifted focus to **core banking and B2B logistics**, while net revenue grew **7.8% sequentially** to **R$137.8 million**. These changes led to a sharp reduction in net loss, improving overall profitability.
Sequoia reports positive EBITDA in Q1 2026 as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts. The firm highlights cost-cutting measures and operational adjustments driving profitability improvements. Financial slides indicate a shift toward sustainable margins despite industry-wide challenges.
Sequoia Logística completes a **R$104.57 million ($18.7 million) capital increase** as part of its debt restructuring efforts. The move follows regulatory filings with Brazil’s Securities Commission (CVM) and marks a key step in the company’s financial overhaul. The funds aim to stabilize operations amid restructuring challenges.
Sequoia Logistics introduces an extrajudicial recovery plan to tackle financial difficulties. The Brazilian transportation and logistics firm aims to restructure operations amid mounting pressures. The plan outlines measures to stabilize debt and operational efficiency without court intervention.