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Gross Revenue:BRL3.7 billion, growth of 112%.
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Adjusted EBITDA:BRL1.8 billion, growth of 145%.
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Net Profit:BRL1.9 billion, growth of 117%.
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Real Estate Development Sales:BRL5.2 billion, largest IPO in Brazil's real estate sector.
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Recurrent Income Gross Revenue:BRL1.4 billion, growth of 28%.
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Accounts Receivable:BRL2.6 billion.
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Net Cash Position:Positive BRL2.3 billion, from negative BRL2.2 billion.
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Shopping Malls Revenue:BRL395 million, growth of 12%.
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Hospitality and Gastronomy Revenue:Exceeded BRL1 billion, growth of 70%.
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Airport EBITDA:BRL106 million, growth of nearly 40%.
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Clubs and Residences Revenue:Growth of 117%.
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JHSF Capital Assets Under Management:Nearly BRL10.5 billion.
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Total Assets:BRL18.6 billion.
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Equity:BRL7.2 billion.
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Release Date: April 01, 2026
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript .
Positive Points
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JHSF Participacoes SA ( BSP:JHSF3 ) reported the highest and best results in its history for 2025, with gross revenue reaching BRL3.7 billion, a growth of 112%.
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The company completed the largest IPO in Brazil's real estate segment, raising BRL5.2 billion.
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Adjusted EBITDA grew by 145% to BRL1.8 billion, and net profit increased by 117% to BRL1.9 billion.
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Recurrent income reached record levels with BRL1.4 billion in gross revenue, marking a 28% growth.
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The company has a strong capital structure with a positive net cash position of BRL2.3 billion, providing a solid foundation for future investments.
Negative Points
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Despite the strong financial performance, the company faces a significant cost to be incurred of BRL880 million for products in development.
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The company has a high level of accounts receivable, standing at BRL2.6 billion, which could impact cash flow.
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There is a waiting list for aircraft hangars at the Sao Paulo Catarina Executive Airport, indicating unmet demand that could limit growth in the short term.
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The company has a high gross debt level of BRL5.7 billion, which remains stable post-IPO.
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Commercial expenses in real estate development saw a significant increase, which may affect profitability if not managed carefully.
Q & A Highlights
Q: What is the company's plan for capital allocation given its significant net cash position? A: The company plans to use its strong cash position to continue expanding across all business verticals, investing over BRL0.5 billion in recurring income. This will support the company's goal of reaching BRL1.2 billion to BRL2 billion in recurring income in the coming years. The cash provides confidence and allows for a more reinforced CapEx structure, ensuring continued growth and investment in future projects.
Q: When does the company expect to reach BRL1 billion in recurring adjusted EBITDA, and how will this convert into cash? A: The company closed 2025 with about BRL650 million in recurring income and exceeded BRL800 million in Q4 2025. With ongoing ramp-up of new assets and growth of current projects, the company expects to reach BRL1 billion by the end of the year. The BRL1.8 billion target is projected for 2027-2028, driven by major assets like Faria Lima.
Q: Is there a possibility of opening a new terminal at Catarina Airport, and how does it relate to other airports? A: The company is planning the sixth expansion of Catarina Airport, which is already the largest executive aviation operation globally. Future expansions will include new hangars and extended taxiways to meet demand. The airport focuses on executive aviation, and the company has significant available land for further growth, presenting a strong entry barrier in the sector.
Q: What is the expected cash disbursement for projects under construction that have been sold, and how will commercial expenses evolve? A: The cost for units sold to the fund is estimated at BRL800 million to BRL900 million, with a varied timeline depending on the project stage. Commercial expenses in Q4 were related to marketing and launch events. Future expenses will depend on new launches, but are expected to decrease unless new projects are initiated.
Q: What is the company's leverage target in the medium term? A: The company does not have a specific leverage target but maintains a robust cash position to support project delivery and CapEx needs. The focus is on maintaining a solid capital structure, reducing costs, and being vigilant for new opportunities. The company aims to balance extending debt duration with reducing costs, ensuring a strong financial position for future investments.
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript .
