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Blau Farmaceutica 2Q26 net income drops 12% to BRL 56 million; revenue rises 5% to BRL 487 million

Blau Farmaceutica 2Q26 net income drops 12% to BRL 56 million; revenue rises 5% to BRL 487 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/11 22:46
  • Blau Farmacêutica posted 2Q26 net revenue of BRL 487 million, up 5% year over year.
  • Net income fell 12% to BRL 56 million; recurring net income rose 12% to BRL 71 million.
  • Recurring EBITDA climbed 3% to BRL 126 million; recurring EBITDA margin slipped 0.4 percentage points to 25.9%.
  • Operating cash flow more than doubled to BRL 186 million; free cash flow to the firm swung to BRL 81 million.
  • Management expects revenue to reaccelerate in the second half as new production lines start from 3Q26.


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