Andrea Marques de Almeida
Analyst · Safra, Maria Carolina Carneiro
Thank you very much, Reynaldo. Good morning, everyone. I'm very happy to be here with you. And of course, to talk about our issuance, which was very successful. In the first quarter, we had just those two top parts, which was issuing BRL2.5 billion Cemig D and BRL625 million and Cemig GT. At the time, of course, we compared ourselves to our peers. And in fact, we were able to have a issuance lower than our peers and very close to the sovereignty. This is a very, very relevant, a figure for us. We were happy because the demand was huge, over 2.5 times our booking. And that's why we're able to issue the lower, one -- the one on the bottom of the page. Because of the high demand, we had an opportunity of having an additional issuance of BRL1.9 billion. It's not in this quarter. We are just posting showing it here. It happened in April. And then, we were able to reduce a little bit more the rate of the issuance. It's for seven years. So, we were able to do something even better. So, the tenure helped. So, we were able to extend our debt from 4.8 to 5.5 years. And some relevant landmarks is that we were able to maintain the AAA credit rating assigned by Fitch Ratings. And this is another debenture that is considered green and sustainable, and we are very aware about that. Now moving towards the results, and Reynaldo already, touched up on that. So, we did have a drop of 9% in our EBITDA. That was because of the effect of the price difference in the submarkets and the trading company, which had an impact of around BRL133 million. In addition, we are already expecting lower margins from the trading company. So, there was an additional drop of our EBITDA because of the margins of the trading company. And, of course, we'll start seeing that over the year. There was a nonrecurring effect from 2024, for instance, [SHBP] (ph) sale in 2024, BRL43 million. It did not happen in 2025 on the upside, and this is also very relevant in considering the efficiency that Reynaldo highlighted here, that's very important for us. We have been able to migrate. We offered it to our employees an opportunity to migrate from the PSI health care plan that this is, a change that we are working on, and it guarantees that Cemig keeps on paying the health care plan up to their retirement. And they migrated to another health care plan. We were able to migrate over 1,000 employees, and they do not have the same conditions. And with that, we were able to have a reversal of provisions of 28 million. So, over 700 employees, active employees, also migrated after those. Today, we have around 24% of all our employees still in the prior end, the old health care plan, which we call PSI. Now when we turn to our non-profit, we also had effects of equity such as Belo Monte or Alliance that was here last year, not this year anymore. And also, Belo Monte that had an effect in the submarket impact, and this is also had an increase of our debt. We have taken funds, at costs that are very competitive, and so we had an increase of financial expenses here. So, zooming in on the submarkets, and we talked about this already in the prior quarter, and we see that we start the year with no price difference. It was very close to zero. In February, there is a price difference of 35. And then, March, when we in fact have a difficult hydrological situation, drier with less rainfall, we see a mismatch in price. Therefore, the price went up to BRL272. That's a difference in the submarket price under this new model with a greater volatility. We realized that and practice, and this is what, had the greater impact. If we look at April, this price difference has already dropped around a BRL120, and we already see the difference being reduced, of course, with the improvement of the hydrological conditions. Now looking at our managerial, expenses, what was more relevant, I already talked about, which was the reversal of the post retirement provisions. Once again, we were working on the on the efficiency. Also personnel is regular, it's normal. We have the annual adjustments, and, also, we have a small reduction in expenses helping in the reduction of manageable expenses in this first quarter. This is a snapshot of our debt. Now a 100%, Real denominated that, with the average tenure of 5.5 years and a leverage of 1.4. Once again, we stress the success of the debentures issuing our rating by Fitch is AAA. We have a corporate rating by another two agencies, and those are double a plus. So, we are in a very comfortable situation to keep on investing, to keep on working on this important investment program for Cemig's growth. And sure we'll be fine in our leverage over the way. Our consolidated cash flow, we ended 2024 with BRL2.3 billion more or less. Our operating cash flow was BRL1.5. We have a little bit of the pass parcel way variation account. We also had the loans and debentures. And in the outflow, we had the payments on loans and debentures, BRL3 billion investment activity. It's very strong as you can see, BRL1.2 billion. And we have one of the debentures that we issued last year that we have already to set aside funds for that BRL5 billion already set aside to pay for those debentures, and we ended with cash at BRL4.7 billion. Now, looking at the companies, we have, as mentioned, a greater impact in the distribution company here with a tariff increase that helped us. And also, it has a good effect that this migration of, the health care plan for employments in the post retirement that had a positive effect in the net profit. We had an effect of the debt. Of course, it affected the financial expenses when we compare IPCA from, one year to another. But once again, the indicators are all within the regulatory limits at in Cemig GT, we have operating indicators. They are all within the regulatory limits, and we continue having reductions in the perceived when we look at the twelve months, rolling window of around three hours. And that is a very relevant result. In the energy market, we had a 0.3% in the build market plus a transfer to customers. And here, we have drop in the rural because there was a lot of rain. In commercial, we still see migration to DD. And of course, we also have migration to the free market, and we see the transfer of energy growing. So, these are clients from the free market that evolved. And the residential, we had a slight increase in clients. Now, for regulatory losses, they are in compliance with the limits. We are doing a very relevant work. The inspections, they are extremely important. We are replacing out dated meters, and they are being replaced by new smart meters that and that is also part of our important investment. For, GT, as I mentioned, in the beginning, we had a nonrecurring effect in 2024, which was SHBP sales, BRL43 million, more or less, and that was the main effect in this drop. And then, the net profit last year, of course, GT had the dollar denominated bonds and we no longer have that because we paid those. So, it has a lower effect and so we had lower effects with net equity, therefore or equity income. So, here we also have the effect, Alliance and Belo Monte. For Gasmig, we had a reduction of sold volume, which was the effect of the EBITDA and the net, profit and is still moving on with the investment program being very well executed, and we believe that this project will be concluded by the end of the year. Here, once again, we have a snapshot, and it's important to show you that in the quarter, we see that in fact, the greater effect was in the trading company. We see a BRL12 billion of impact in the EBITDA, and then the submarket and part of that because of the difference in margin that we are already expecting from one year to another. We had that expectation of reducing margin in the contracts, and the other segments were also having a positive result. And this is the beauty of our portfolio. It's very diversified, and it provides resiliency as Ronaldo mentioned. That's what we had to bring to you. Thank you very much for your attention. And now we turn to our Q&A.