Engie Brasil (OTC: EGIEY)

$5.43-1.27%today

Brazilian ADR trading on the OTC, priced in US dollars.

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Market Cap, EPS and the financial totals below — switch between US dollars and BRL.

Market Cap: $7.62B
P/E (TTM): 8.2x
P/B: 2.1x
EPS (TTM): $0.66
Dividend Yield: 6.16%
52-Week Range: $5.05 – $9.50
Volume: 6K
Previous Close: $5.50

TTM = trailing twelve months — the most recent 12 months (a rolling window), used for P/E, EPS and dividends. On the tables and charts below, the in-progress current year appears as a “Last 12M” column labelled with the quarter range it covers.

Performance

Today

-1.27%

1 Week

-5.89%

1 Month

-8.12%

YTD

-9.05%

1 Year

+3.57%

5 Years

+9.86%

About Engie Brasil

US Ticker: EGIEY
B3 Ticker: EGIE3
Exchange: OTC
Currency: USD
Sector: Utilities
Industry: Utilities - Renewable
Headquarters: Florianópolis, SC, Brazil
Employees: 1,312
CEO: Mr. Eduardo Antonio Gori Sattamini
Founded: 2005

Engie Brasil Energia S.A., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the generation, commercialization, trading, and transmission activities in Brazil.

The company also engages in the gas transportation business.

As of December 31, 2025, it operates a generating park of 12,384.5 MW comprising 133 plants, including 13 hydroelectric plants and 120 complementary plants, as well as one biomass plant, 88 wind plant, two hydroelectric plants, and 29 solar plants.

The company was founded in 2005 and is based in Florianópolis, Brazil.

Engie Brasil Energia S.A. is a subsidiary of ENGIE Brasil Participações Ltda.

www.engie.com.br

Analyst Ratings

Consensus of 1 Wall Street analyst · sourced from Yahoo Finance

None

On a 1–5 scale: 1 = Strong Buy, 3 = Hold, 5 = Sell. Lower is more bullish.

12-Month Price Target

Low

$4.69

Average

$4.69

High

$4.69

The average target is -13.63% below the current price of $5.43.

Financial Results

Revenue, EBITDA and net profit (in USD) with net margin (net profit ÷ revenue).

Financial Health

Margins, leverage and cash-flow quality derived from Engie Brasil's income statement, balance sheet and cash flow (absolute figures in USD).

ProfitabilityLeverageGrowth

Overall: Financially Solid

Net Margin: —
ROE: —
Rev Growth (YoY): —
Net Debt / EBITDA: 2.48×
Current Ratio: 1.09×
Interest Coverage: 2.87×
Free Cash Flow: —
Payout Ratio: —

Income — Margins & Efficiency

Metric	Last 12MQ3'25 – Q2'26	Δ	2025	Δ	2024	Δ	2023	Δ	2022
Revenue	—	—	$2,348,357,438	+29.3%	$1,815,930,170	-18.1%	$2,215,946,559	-1.6%	$2,253,075,919
Gross profit	—	—	$1,096,848,362	+11.0%	$988,455,948	-18.8%	$1,217,916,581	+15.2%	$1,057,637,853
Operating income	$1,165,704,872	+14.8%	$1,015,414,338	+12.6%	$901,734,732	-19.8%	$1,124,903,509	+13.8%	$988,541,044
EBITDA	$1,971,680,097	+46.1%	$1,349,996,530	-2.6%	$1,385,455,576	-2.3%	$1,417,832,667	+20.6%	$1,175,489,346
Net profit	—	—	$471,648,406	-31.9%	$692,686,673	-2.0%	$707,095,584	+40.3%	$503,931,991
Gross margin	—	—	46.7%	-7.7 p.p.	54.4%	-0.5 p.p.	55.0%	+8.0 p.p.	46.9%
Operating margin	—	—	43.2%	-6.4 p.p.	49.7%	-1.1 p.p.	50.8%	+6.9 p.p.	43.9%
EBITDA margin	—	—	57.5%	-18.8 p.p.	76.3%	+12.3 p.p.	64.0%	+11.8 p.p.	52.2%
Net margin	—	—	20.1%	-18.1 p.p.	38.1%	+6.2 p.p.	31.9%	+9.5 p.p.	22.4%
Revenue growth (YoY)	—	—	14.6%	+10.3 p.p.	4.4%	+14.1 p.p.	-9.7%	—	—
Effective tax rate	—	—	21.2%	-3.4 p.p.	24.6%	+2.6 p.p.	22.0%	+3.1 p.p.	18.9%
Interest coverage	2.87×	+13.4%	2.53×	-39.9%	4.20×	+9.8%	3.83×	+42.0%	2.70×

Newest column (“Last 12M”) = trailing 12 months, the last 4 reported quarters — shown with the quarter range it spans; earlier columns are full fiscal years.

Balance Sheet — Health & Leverage

Metric	Last 12MQ3'25 – Q2'26	Δ	2025	Δ	2024	Δ	2023	Δ	2022
Net debt	$4,894,669,643	+3.9%	$4,709,479,566	+44.2%	$3,265,863,481	+2.7%	$3,179,554,864	+7.0%	$2,971,887,749
Net Debt / Equity	1.69×	-16.5%	2.02×	+12.9%	1.79×	+2.9%	1.74×	-6.5%	1.86×
Net Debt / EBITDA	2.48×	-28.8%	3.49×	+48.0%	2.36×	+5.1%	2.24×	-11.3%	2.53×
Debt / Equity	2.12×	-7.4%	2.28×	+6.7%	2.14×	-8.2%	2.33×	+9.7%	2.13×
Current ratio	1.09×	-2.8%	1.12×	+13.4%	0.99×	-32.1%	1.46×	+16.4%	1.25×
Return on equity (ROE)	—	—	20.2%	-17.7 p.p.	38.0%	-0.7 p.p.	38.7%	+7.1 p.p.	31.6%
Return on assets (ROA)	—	—	4.7%	-3.9 p.p.	8.5%	+0.4 p.p.	8.1%	+1.1 p.p.	7.0%
Book value / share	$2.52	+24.5%	$2.02	+27.7%	$1.58	-0.2%	$1.59	+14.5%	$1.39

Newest column (“Last 12M”) = trailing 12 months, the last 4 reported quarters — shown with the quarter range it spans; earlier columns are full fiscal years.

Net Debt & Leverage

Free Cash Flow

Margins

Dividend Payout Ratio

Capex ÷ Revenue

Cash Conversion (operating cash flow ÷ net income)

Ratios computed from company financial statements. Net Debt = total debt − cash & equivalents; FCF = operating cash flow − capital expenditure; absolute values in USD.

Valuation & Dividends

Dividend History

This year (YTD) $0.10/share · yield 1.80%

Dividends and yield from Yahoo Finance (per ADR share, in US dollars). The current-year figures are calendar year-to-date (dividends actually paid this year), not the trailing 12 months.

Listings

Engie Brasil trades on 3 exchanges. Prices on this page are the OTC ADR (EGIEY).

Exchange	Ticker	Currency
OTCpriced here	EGIEY	USD
B3 (São Paulo)	EGIE3	BRL
Mexico (BMV)	EGIEY	MXN

Frequently Asked Questions

Why hold Engie Brasil EGIEY ADR instead of local B3 EGIE3 shares?

Buying directly on Brazil’s B3 exchange means opening a local brokerage account, converting currency and dealing with Brazilian tax paperwork. ADRs remove that friction: they settle in dollars, follow US market hours, and report in formats foreign investors already understand.

The trade-off is that an ADR’s price reflects two moving parts: (1) the underlying share price, quoted in reais on the B3, and (2) the USD/BRL exchange rate. Because of that second part, a rising company can still deliver a flat, or even negative, dollar return if the real weakens against the dollar. The same applies to ETFs: funds such as EWZ, EWZS and FLBR bundle dozens of these companies into a single ticker for instant diversification, but their dollar value still moves with the real.

Where is Engie Brasil listed?

Engie Brasil trades on 3 exchanges. The line quoted on this page is OTC in the United States (EGIEY, US dollars). It also trades on B3 (São Paulo) in Brazil (EGIE3, Brazilian reais) and Mexico (BMV) in Mexico (EGIEY, Mexican pesos).

On how many exchanges does Engie Brasil trade?

3. OTC — EGIEY (USD) · B3 (São Paulo) — EGIE3 (BRL) · Mexico (BMV) — EGIEY (MXN). Prices shown on this page are the OTC line, EGIEY.

What is Engie Brasil's primary listing?

Engie Brasil's primary listing is on the B3 in Brazil, where the shares trade as EGIE3 in reais — the company's home market. The OTC line quoted on this page is an ADR over those same shares: it gives you the asset in US dollars, on US market hours, without opening a Brazilian brokerage account or trading in reais.

What is the difference between EGIEY and EGIE3?

They are the same company and, economically, the same asset. EGIE3 is the original Brazilian share, listed on the B3 and quoted in reais. EGIEY is an American Depositary Receipt over that share, listed on the OTC and quoted in US dollars — a wrapper whose purpose is to give foreign investors access to the Brazilian asset without opening an account in Brazil. The EGIEY price therefore tracks two things: EGIE3 in reais, and the USD/BRL exchange rate.

How can I buy Engie Brasil stock in the United States?

Engie Brasil is listed on the OTC under EGIEY, priced in US dollars. Any US brokerage offering over-the-counter securities can trade it, with no foreign-account paperwork and no currency conversion.

As of Fri, Aug 14, 17:00 BRT · Market closed

Financial data last updated: August 11, 2026

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