Dexco Expects Non-Recurring Write-Offs to Cut 3Q26 EBITDA by BRL 190 Million
Bitget2026/10/28 22:46- Dexco expects non-recurring, non-cash write-offs to reduce third-quarter 2026 EBITDA by approximately BRL 190 million.
- Industrial restructuring accounts for BRL 172 million in write-offs, primarily involving fixed assets and remaining inventories in metals and sanitary ware.
- The Urussanga ceramic tile plant closure accounts for BRL 8 million; other portfolio and non-operating asset adjustments total BRL 10 million.
- The board-approved write-offs remain subject to audit committee and fiscal council evaluation, as well as external auditor review.
- Financial results scheduled for November 4, 2026, will detail the adjustments.
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