Engie Brasil Energia (EGIE3) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved full commercial operation of Serra do Assuruá Wind Complex (846 MW), Assú Sol Photovoltaic Complex (753 MWac), and Asa Branca Sol, all ahead of schedule and under budget, boosting generation and revenue.

• Asa Branca Transmission System's first section began operation in Nov 2025, representing 33% of total RAP, with Graúna project progressing.

• Implemented a related parties committee and Special Independent Committee to enhance transparency, especially regarding asset transfers like Jirau Energia.

• Recognized for sustainability, included in S&P Sustainability Yearbook (top 5% globally) and CDP A-list for climate and water.

• Approved R$1,377 million in dividends for 2025, maintaining a 55% payout and 4.2% yield.

Financial highlights

• Net operating revenue rose 14.6% year-over-year to R$12,860 million in 2025, driven by new assets and higher trading and transmission activity.

• Adjusted EBITDA increased 3.7% to R$7,640 million, with a margin of 59.4%; adjusted net income fell 15.6% to R$2,845 million due to higher leverage and lower one-off gains.

• Net debt rose 26.8% to R$25,514 million; Net Debt/EBITDA at 3.3x.

• Dividend per share R$1.21, payout 55%, yield 4.2%.

• Reported EBITDA dropped 12.5% due to non-recurring TAG sale; adjusted EBITDA rose 3.7%.

Outlook and guidance

• Expansion projects underway include Asa Branca and Graúna transmission systems, Santo Agostinho wind and solar complexes, totaling over 1.3 GW in new capacity.

• Portfolio management for 2026 is robust, with adequate reserve energy to cover GSF and curtailment risks; curtailment levels expected to remain high (20%-25%).

• Dividend payout to remain at 55% due to leverage and investment opportunities; no increase planned for 2026.

• Focus on transmission and selective M&A for growth; limited new wind/solar projects due to curtailment and market conditions.

• Positive long-term outlook supported by Brazil’s energy transition and regulatory stability.