# Tag: privatization

- [Sabesp Faces Weaker Second Half as Volumes and Spending Weigh, BTG Says](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/sabesp-faces-weaker-second-half-as-volumes-and-spending-weigh-btg-says/) (2026-07-31): Lower temperatures, additional service-quality expenses and slower capex execution may pressure near-term results; BTG maintains its Buy rating.
- [Only four Brazilian stocks beat fixed income in each of the past 5 years](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/brazilian-stocks-beat-fixed-income-five-years/) (2026-07-28): Sabesp, Copel, Cemig and TIM outperformed the CDI, Brazil’s benchmark interbank rate and the main reference for local fixed-income returns, in every annual period analyzed by Elos Ayta.
- [Brasília’s unfinished power privatization](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/brasilias-unfinished-power-privatization/) (2026-07-27): Neoenergia has improved the former CEB Distribuição’s performance, but a court injunction shows how regulatory averages can still conceal pockets of chronically poor service.
- [Sabesp Transfers R$3.6 Billion to Municipal Funds as 151 Cities Remain Eligible to Join](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/sabesp-transfers-r3-6-billion-to-municipal-funds-as-151-cities-remain-eligible-to-join/) (2026-07-15): The concession model channels part of the water utility’s local revenue into sanitation, drainage and flood-prevention projects, complementing Sabesp’s own R$70 billion investment plan.
- [Brazil Follow-On Market Reopens, But Azul and Copasa Drive R$ 22 Billion Haul](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/brazil-follow-on-market-azul-copasa-r22-billion/) (2026-06-18): The rebound points to a selective equity window, driven more by restructuring and privatization than by a broad return of investor appetite.
- [Perfin Passes 20% at Copasa and Gains Clout in Privatized Utility](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/perfin-passes-20-at-copasa-and-gains-clout-in-privatized-utility/) (2026-06-16): The firm founded by Ralph Rosenberg strengthens its position in the Minas Gerais water company, where Equatorial will serve as anchor investor.
- [Copasa: The Party Before the Water](https://brazilstockguide.com/behind-the-lines/copasa-the-party-before-the-water/) (2026-06-08): A discounted offering price revives a familiar question in Brazilian privatizations: who captures the value first?
- [Equatorial Takes the Lead in Copasa Privatization](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/equatorial-copasa-privatization-market-final-word/) (2026-06-03): Equatorial’s R$49.03-per-share bid puts it in pole position to become Copasa’s reference investor, in a transaction that could reach almost R$8 billion.
- [Copasa Reaches Privatization Cutoff Point](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/copasa-reaches-privatization-cutoff-point/) (2026-05-28): Minas Gerais’ newly disclosed R$47.23 minimum price defines where the sale moves forward — or falls back into deadlock.
- [Aegea Owners Use Vehicle to Chase Copasa Without Loading Up Debt](https://brazilstockguide.com/insights/aegea-owners-use-vehicle-to-chase-copasa-without-loading-up-debt/) (2026-05-25): Equipav, Itaúsa and Singapore’s GIC are using an investment vehicle to bid for a 30% stake in the Minas Gerais water utility; Sabesp is out, while Equatorial may still participate.

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