Tecnisa (TCSA3) Q1 2023 earnings summary
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Q1 2023 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Net revenue rose 194.3% YoY to R$139.7 million; adjusted gross margin reached 29.6%, up 10.8 p.p., and net income was R$4.668 million.
Landbank potential sales value was R$4.3 billion, including R$2.9 billion attributable to Jardim das Perdizes; priorities included commercial execution, cost control and shareholder value creation.
Financial highlights
Adjusted gross profit was R$41.4 million, up 364.2% YoY; reported gross margin was 20.6%.
Gross operating revenue rose 193.3% YoY to R$143.3 million, mainly on Kalea Jardins revenue recognition and higher construction activity.
Adjusted EBITDA was R$25.6 million, up 147.0% YoY, with an 18.3% margin, down 3.5 p.p.
Administrative expenses fell 5.7% YoY to R$12.7 million; selling expenses were R$7.5 million, while selling expenses/net revenue improved to 6.9% from 13.9%.
Outlook and guidance
Next deliveries were scheduled for H2 2023; launch preparations advanced alongside procedures for the Água Branca Urban Operation CEPAC auction.
Continuation of launches and construction progress was expected to support margin recovery and fixed-cost dilution.
Contracted receivables from consolidated projects were expected to generate R$287 million in collections during 2023 and 2024.
Parent liquidity plans included selling completed inventory and non-strategic investee land, assigning receivables, maximizing earnings and dividends, and managing administrative expenses.
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