The companies ISA Energia Brasil and Vibra Energia released their 2024 financial statements, recording growth and consolidation in their respective sectors.
Both companies showed expansion in investments and profits, driven by operational optimization strategies and advances in the energy transition.
ISA Energia ended last year with regulatory net operating revenue of R$4,6 billion, representing an increase of 14,3% compared to 2023.
The result was driven by factors such as the RTP (Periodic Tariff Review), inflation adjustment (IPCA) and the entry into operation of the Minuano Project, in Rio Grande do Sul.
Another positive indicator was EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization), which reached R$3,5 billion, a growth of 13,2%.
The company's annual regulatory net profit was R$2,1 billion, an increase of 6,9% compared to the previous year.
Investments also reached a new record, with a CAPEX of R$3,6 billion, a growth of 75,8% compared to the previous year's figures.
Of these amounts, R$2,3 billion were allocated to new concession projects, ensuring the expansion of transmission infrastructure in the country.
The company also informed the market that it has a portfolio of R$13 billion in investments to be executed until 2029, of which R$8 billion are for the construction of six projects. greenfield and R$5,5 billion for reinforcement and improvement projects already authorized by ANEEL (National Electric Energy Agency).
Vibra records profit of R$6,4 billion
Vibra Energia ended the year with a net profit of R$6,4 billion and free cash flow of R$3,3 billion. Adjusted EBITDA totaled R$6,3 billion, while sales volume reached 35,8 billion liters of fuel.
Growth was driven by a strategy focused on operational efficiency and business diversification, including expansion in renewable energy generation and the lubricants segment.
The company also reduced operating costs by 6%, saving R$170 million. In the fuel market, Vibra added 7.897 branded stations, a market-share 31%, and growth in the premium sector, where it holds 43,7% of the market.
In the renewable energy sector, the full acquisition of Comerc Energia allowed the company to expand its multi-energy solutions. The company highlighted that it remains focused on capital allocation, sustainable growth and capturing synergies between its businesses.
Overall, both ISA Energia and Vibra Energia project growth in 2025, with increased investment and strengthening in the energy sector. The companies highlighted the importance of innovation and energy transition to ensure competitiveness and sustainability in the long term.
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