Itaúsa Q3 2026 recurring net profit rises 25% to R$ 5.06 billion year-on-year
Bitget2026/11/09 22:30- Itaúsa’s third-quarter 2026 recurring net profit rose 25% year-over-year to R$ 5.06 billion, supported by stronger investment earnings.
- Recurring earnings from nonfinancial investments more than doubled year-over-year to R$ 593 million, including positive Aegea capitalization effects.
- The quarterly financial loss narrowed 49% year-over-year to R$ 57 million, primarily due to lower debt expenses.
- An August capital injection of R$ 732 million increased its total stake in Aegea to 14%.
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