The China that stopped copying luxury

In the life segment, the turnaround was stark: a BRL 5 million profit versus a BRL 54 million loss a year earlier

The diagnostic medicine unit was the only segment to grow, with revenue up 6% year-over-year to R$2.1 billion

Brazilian airline posts R$1.47 billion net income, boosted by stronger real and lower foreign currency debt

Revenue climbs 25% and Ebitda surges, driven by diversified high-end assets and expansion plans

Net revenue rose 22.9% to BRL 4.83 billion from BRL 3.93 billion a year earlier

Net debt climbed sharply to 49 billion reais from 34 billion reais in the previous quarter, driven by heavy cash consumption

Net revenue rose 2.9% from the prior year to 15.37 billion reais, exceeding projections

Net revenue rose 7.3% year-over-year, though the adjusted EBITDA margin fell to 11% from a year earlier

Administrative expenses increased 4.7% to 9.7 billion reais, driven by higher personnel costs