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Brazilian sanitation company Aegea’s dollar bonds jumped by over 3.5 points across the curve, amid reporting a jump in its EBITDA and revenues in its Q1 results. Its net revenue rose by 13.5% YoY to BRL 4.9bn ($1bn) when compared to its restated 1Q2025 results. Its recurring EBITDA rose to BRL 3bn ($610mn), up 65.3% YoY. Its net debt stood at BRL 48.6mn ($9.8bn), with its leverage ratio standing at 4.4x. The company had also restated its 2025 resutls earlier, noting that the changes do not affect cash flow, liquidity or covenants. Aegea’s dollar bonds were among the top losers in April, after having delayed the release of its 2025 full-year financial results. Following this, the company received downgrades from S&P and Moody’s.
Aegea’s 9% 2031s rallied by 3.95 points to trade at 90.67, yielding 11.63%.