Navios South American Logistics Inc (Navios) Q3 2025 earnings summary
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Q3 2025 earnings summary
2 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q3 revenue rose to $85.7m from $77.2m YoY; reported net loss was $36.2m, including a $31.7m loss on derecognition of financial liabilities after refinancing. Adjusted profit was $6.0m.
9M revenue increased to $240.6m from $235.1m, while reported net loss was $42.1m versus $4.3m profit; adjusted loss was $10.6m.
Financial highlights
Q3 gross profit was $27.3m versus $19.0m; operating profit was $18.9m versus $12.3m.
9M gross profit was $75.8m versus $70.7m; operating profit was $51.8m versus $51.7m.
Q3 finance costs, excluding PIK interest, fell to $13.4m from $16.5m; PIK interest rose to $8.5m from $4.0m.
9M finance costs, excluding PIK interest, declined to $37.9m from $50.1m; PIK interest increased to $24.3m from $4.0m.
9M operating cash inflow was $49.5m versus $52.3m; investing outflow was $50.7m and financing outflow $8.6m.
Outlook and guidance
Murtinho port operations are expected to commence in Q1 2026; the Brazil facility is under development for agricultural commodity exports.
Management expects available cash, operating cash flows and existing or new borrowings to meet liquidity needs and covenant requirements for at least 12 months from period-end.
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