Cemig targets more than R$ 44 billion in investments for 2026-2030 cycle
Reuters2026/08/27 13:18- Cemig outlined a 2026-2030 investment plan exceeding R$ 44 billion, centered on regulated businesses in Minas Gerais.
- Distribution earmarked R$ 29 billion, targeting grid modernization, service quality gains, lower penalties, reduced losses, improved customer satisfaction.
- Generation targets included R$ 5 billion of investment through 2030, an 8% OPEX reduction, concession renewals for expiring hydro plants.
- Transmission platform highlighted 5,066 km of lines, R$ 1.4 billion of RAP, a 21.68% stake in Taesa.
- Capital structure showed net leverage of 2.21x at 1H26, average debt maturity of 6.7 years, 81% of maturities from 2029 onward.
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