SABESP delivered robust earnings in Q2 2025, driven by operational efficiency, tariff adjustments, and higher billed volumes. The company also recorded significant progress toward universalization goals and improved its financial metrics across the board.
Net income reached R$2.1 billion, significantly up from R$1.2 billion in Q2 2024
EPS increased to R$3.12 per share from R$1.77 a year ago
Revenue grew to R$6.8 billion, with solid contributions from billed volume and tariff adjustments
Investments totaled R$3.6 billion in the first half, advancing universalization goals
SABESP remains focused on advancing its universalization plan and improving operational efficiencies. Tariff adjustments and cost control will be key levers moving forward, while macroeconomic conditions and exchange rate impacts remain risks.