Oi (OIBR4) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
7 Jul, 2026Executive summary
The quarter marked the first full period under a new operating model, emphasizing revenue growth at Oi Soluções and subsidiaries, with a strategic shift toward technology and digital solutions, and significant product launches and contract wins.
Proposed amendments to the Judicial Reorganization Plan (JRP) aim to generate short-term liquidity and strengthen long-term sustainability, including renegotiation with creditors, new payment methodologies, and asset sales.
Interim financial statements reflect ongoing judicial reorganization, negative equity, and material uncertainties about going concern status.
Major asset sales (ClientCo, Pay TV, towers) were completed, but some transactions did not generate cash, impacting liquidity.
Subsidiaries Serede and Tahto also filed for judicial reorganization.
Significant events and developments
Amendment to the reorganization plan proposes new payment terms for creditors, use of real estate sale proceeds, and appeal bonds to settle obligations.
Sale of ClientCo, TVCo, and selected towers completed; further asset sales (e.g., V.tal UPI) prioritized.
Launch of new security products and major cloud contracts in Oi Soluções.
Approval of the PRJ, capital increase, and new governance structure implemented.
Migration from concession to license regime for fixed-line telephony completed.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue for Q2 2025 was R$684 million, down 17.7% year-over-year, mainly due to asset sales and legacy declines.
Subsidiaries contributed 39% of revenue, growing 66.8% YoY; Oi Soluções accounted for 50% of revenue, with cloud revenue up 11% YoY and UC&C up 22% YoY.
Routine EBITDA was negative R$98 million, showing sequential improvement; margin at -14.3% for Brazil.
CapEx totaled R$41 million, a 70% decrease YoY, now fully directed to digital operations.
Net loss for the quarter was R$835 million, compared to a profit of R$15,061 million in 2Q24 due to one-off gains last year.
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