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EBR-BCentrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás
$9.92$2.7B
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Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) Cash Flow Statement

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Capital allocation remains aggressive, with 2025Q3 capital expenditures of $3.6 billion consuming 85.8% of operating cash flow, which may strain future dividend sustainability.

EBR-B Cash Flow Statement

Income StatementBalance SheetCash FlowRatios
AnnualQuarterly
MetricTTMDec'24Dec'23Dec'22Dec'21Dec'20Dec'19Dec'18Dec'17Dec'16Dec'15Dec'14Dec'13Dec'12Dec'11Dec'10Dec'09Dec'08Dec'07Dec'06
Cash from Operations13.51B12.39B8.24B9.28B6.97B5.13B-86.33M2.41B2.17B1.88B6.98B4.79B9.33B13.83B4.29B7.64B2.96B15.27B6.61B8.76B
Operating CF Growth %1671.03%50.4%-11.22%33.18%35.84%6039.47%-103.58%11.17%15.33%-73.07%45.85%-48.7%-32.53%222.53%-43.92%157.95%-80.59%131.17%-24.63%-
Operating CF / Revenue %31.69%30.82%22.16%27.22%20.11%20.19%-0.3%9.65%5.72%3.09%21.42%15.82%39.14%40.59%14.52%27.88%10.72%50.51%28.34%39.86%
Net Income-6.02B10.62B1.4B4.33B10.97B6.77B6.37B17.71B-200.4M12.02B-14.24B-1.26B-4.92B-7.32B4.86B2.25B-1.54B8.57B1.71B1.03B
Depreciation & Amortization3.5B3.99B3.62B2.69B1.44B1.26B1.81B1.7B1.75B1.84B1.84B1.78B1.5B1.78B1.72B1.59B2.4B3.73B2.03B3.36B
Deferred Taxes000000000000000828K-974.19M-657.23M0-612.66M
Other Non-Cash Items13.42B-3.13B5.13B-542.82M-6.81B37.16M-3.81B-14.98B979.98M-14.74B17.3B45.12M11.71B13.47B698.32M4.54B208.26M-5.14B2.3B195.83M
Working Capital Changes1.49B907.55M-1.91B2.79B1.36B-2.93B-4.46B-2.02B-362.89M2.75B2.08B4.23B1.05B5.9B-3B961.09M-274.94M3.65B563.66M2.84B
Capital Expenditures-8.18B-8.66B-4.12B-33.62B-1.19B-1.06B3.27B-1.26B-1.3B-5.69B-9.01B-10.8B-8.16B-10.53B-8.16B-6.62B-5.18B-5.15B-3.19B-3.07B
CapEx / Revenue %19.18%21.55%10.4%98.68%3.13%3.65%11.26%5.05%3.43%9.36%27.66%35.7%34.22%30.91%27.62%24.13%18.71%17.05%13.7%13.98%
CapEx / D&A2.34x2.17x1.07x12.50x0.75x0.74x1.81x0.74x0.74x3.08x4.89x6.07x5.43x5.93x4.73x4.15x2.16x1.38x1.57x0.91x
CapEx Coverage (OCF/CapEx)1.65x1.43x2.13x0.28x6.42x5.54x-0.03x1.91x1.67x0.33x0.77x0.44x1.14x1.31x0.53x1.16x0.57x2.96x2.07x2.85x
Cash from Investing-8.18B-8.66B827.04M-28.8B-998.45M375.17M3.27B421.31M69.79M-5.69B-9.01B-10.8B-8.16B-13.46B-10.9B-7.13B-3.71B-5.91B-2.29B-3.77B
Acquisitions-2.65B-176.64M-1.44B1.1B-274.35M941.78M1.02B714.84M1.23B-3.27B-2.43B-3.74B-3.56B0-139.61M-894.6M-1.16B000
Purchase of Investments45.35M-3.06B-450M-254.5M0-68.17M-418.02M-1.07B-1.79B-3.27B-2.43B-3.9B-3.56B0-347.8M0-561.73M-850.69M0-692.89M
Sale of Investments519.3M2.45B4.05B1.17B0941.78M1.02B714.84M1.08B3.19B03.63B3.4B01.12B3.16B2.62B95.68M00
Other Investing-3.98B-4.77B2.53B2.81B361M-514.32M3.67B1.32B848.94M-563.92M-2.06B-3.86B-2.14B-2.92B-3.38B-2.79B568.26M0901.51M0
Cash from Financing-8.41B9.8B-6.76B30.07B-6.06B-5.55B-3.39B-3.07B-1.94B3.09B2.02B3.66B-77.88M-901.59M2.36B93.89M3.32B-3.97B-1.68B-3.68B
Dividends Paid-6.63B-1.31B-864.19M-1.49B-3.75B0-1.18B-64.5M-381.44M-5.79M-23.06M-408.46M-4.19B-5.03B00-1.13B-741.65M0-409.1M
Dividend Payout Ratio %-12.6%18.99%40.99%66.37%-10.57%0.49%-0.17%----108.85%139.84%815.59%20.06%43.98%54.14%
Debt Issuance (Net)-2M1000K-1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K1000K-1000K-1000K-1000K
Stock Issued00030.65B0000000000000000
Share Repurchases-179.72M-115.1M-1.97B00000000000000000
Other Financing562.56M0217.9M-130.07M1.61B-1.73B4.02B399.9M3B4.93B-2.43M-103.74M541.71M888.92M1.4B610.49M2.66B4.43B6.98B-503.31M
Net Change in Cash-2.89B13.53B2.31B10.55B-93.95M-48.7M-248.04M-208.9M296.4M-714.3M-13.11M-2.35B1.1B-530.41M-4.26B602.88M2.57B5.39B2.64B1.31B
Exchange Rate Effect190.9M00000-41.06M27.68M000159.7M0-1K0023.56M01K0
Cash at Beginning22.53B13.05B10.74B192.66M286.61M335.31M583.35M792.25M495.86M1.39B1.41B3.6B2.5B4.96B9.22B8.62B12.83B7.65B5.46B3.9B
Cash at End18.5B26.57B13.05B10.74B192.66M286.61M335.31M583.35M792.25M679.67M1.39B1.25B3.6B4.43B4.96B9.22B15.4B13.03B8.09B5.22B
Free Cash Flow5.33B3.73B4.11B-24.35B5.78B4.07B3.18B1.15B867.49M-3.81B-2.03B-6.01B1.17B3.3B-3.87B1.03B-2.21B10.12B3.41B5.69B
FCF Growth %43.56%-9.45%116.9%-521.52%41.99%27.79%177.06%32.46%122.79%-87.29%66.19%-612.01%-64.38%185.15%-476.33%146.5%-121.87%196.55%-40.05%-
FCF Margin %12.51%9.27%11.07%-71.46%16.68%16.02%10.96%4.6%2.29%-6.27%-6.24%-19.87%4.93%9.67%-13.11%3.75%-8%33.46%14.63%25.88%
FCF / Net Income %-88.67%35.9%90.43%-669.77%102.31%63.69%28.44%8.74%-49.18%-111.09%14.07%198.31%-18.67%-47.91%-103.7%45.75%-1297.07%118.07%199.24%554.42%

Key Metrics

Growth RegimeMixed
ProfitabilityNegative
Balance SheetHealthy
Cash FlowMixed
Top Statement Risk

Regulatory and hydrological volatility

Operating Cash Flow Volatility Persists

As reported in recent financial statements, Eletrobrás generated $4.2 billion in operating cash flow during 2025Q3, yet the inconsistency of these inflows suggests that the company's core regulated operations remain highly susceptible to hydrological fluctuations and the inherent unpredictability of the Brazilian power market's spot pricing mechanisms.

The wide variance in quarterly operating cash flow, ranging from $327 million to $5.5 billion over the last ten quarters, indicates that the company's cash generation is not yet functioning as a stable, predictable utility annuity. Investors should monitor whether the transition to private-sector management can successfully smooth these cash flows by better aligning generation output with long-term contractual obligations.

Capital Expenditure Intensity Remains Elevated

Based on the company's reported figures, the 2025Q3 capital expenditure of $3.6 billion represents an 85.8% reinvestment of operating cash flow, highlighting a period of aggressive infrastructure deployment that is typical for a utility attempting to modernize its legacy generation and transmission assets following recent privatization.

While high CAPEX is expected for a utility of this scale, the efficiency of this spending remains unproven given the historical delays associated with projects like Angra III. The current investment rate suggests that management is prioritizing long-term asset renewal, though the market may require further evidence that these capital outlays will eventually translate into higher regulated returns.

Financing Capacity Exceeds Current Requirements

According to recent SEC filings, Eletrobrás maintains a robust liquidity position with a low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.64%, which provides the company with significant financial flexibility to fund its ongoing capital requirements without immediate reliance on external debt markets on potentially unfavorable terms during periods of market stress.

The company's ability to self-fund a substantial portion of its CAPEX through existing cash reserves appears to be a key differentiator compared to more leveraged regional peers. This strong balance sheet position may allow the firm to navigate regulatory or hydrological shocks, provided that management maintains a disciplined approach to capital allocation and avoids value-destructive M&A.

Dividend Coverage Reflects Earnings Instability

As evidenced by the 2025Q3 dividend payment of $4.0 billion against $4.2 billion in operating cash flow, the company's payout sustainability appears strained, suggesting that current dividend levels may be vulnerable to future volatility in operating cash generation or unexpected shifts in the regulatory environment.

The erratic nature of the OCF-to-dividend coverage ratio, which has fluctuated significantly across recent quarters, warrants caution for income-focused investors. Until the company demonstrates a more consistent ability to generate excess cash after accounting for its heavy CAPEX requirements, the dividend policy may be viewed as a secondary priority to infrastructure investment and debt management.

EBR-B — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying EBR-B stock.

How much cash does Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) generate from operations?

Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) generated $12.39B in net cash from operating activities in 2024. This reflects the cash generated directly from core business operations.

What is Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás's free cash flow?

Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) generated $3.73B in free cash flow in 2024. Free cash flow is the cash left over after capital expenditures, which can be used to pay dividends, repurchase shares, or pay down debt.

What is Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás's capital expenditure (CapEx)?

Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) spent $8.66B on capital expenditures in 2024. CapEx represents the cash invested in physical assets like property, plant, and equipment to maintain or grow the business.

How does Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás distribute cash to shareholders?

In 2024, Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. - Eletrobrás (EBR-B) returned $1.31B to shareholders via cash dividends and spent $115.1M on share repurchases. This shows the company's commitment to returning capital to its equity investors.