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Net Revenue:BRL6.2 billion, a year-on-year increase.
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Gross Margin:32.7% for the quarter.
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Net Income:BRL1.3 billion, a 15% increase year on year.
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Adjusted ROE:19.9% for the last 12 months.
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Cash Generation:BRL423 million in the quarter.
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Adjusted Net Debt to Equity Ratio:Reduced by 4.6 percentage points to 8.2%.
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Launches:BRL9.7 billion in the first nine months of 2025.
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Resales:BRL6.8 billion from January to September 2025, a 19% growth year on year.
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Sales in Cyrela Stake:BRL2.4 billion for the quarter, with a 10% growth quarter on quarter.
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Inventory:Total inventory at BRL15 billion, with BRL11 billion in Cyrela's stake.
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Delivered Units:BRL4.9 billion year to date, a 68% growth year on year.
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Leverage Level:Decreased from 12.7% to 8.2% this quarter.
Release Date: November 14, 2025
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript .
Positive Points
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Cyrela Brazil Realty SA Empreend e Part ( CYRBY ) demonstrated resilience in its operating and financial performance amid a complex global scenario with high interest rates and trade tensions.
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Launches in the first nine months of 2025 totaled BRL9.7 billion, surpassing the entire 2024 volume, indicating strong growth.
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Net revenue reached BRL6.2 billion with a gross margin of 32.7%, and net income totaled BRL1.3 billion, showing year-on-year growth.
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The company generated BRL423 million in cash in the quarter, reducing the adjusted net debt to adjusted shareholders' equity ratio to 8.2%, reinforcing financial discipline.
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Sales performance in October and November exceeded expectations, particularly in the Vivaz Sao Paulo projects, indicating strong market demand.
Negative Points
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The sales of finished units this year are below last year and previous years, indicating a potential challenge in moving inventory.
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The revenue backlog decreased on a quarter-on-quarter basis, raising concerns about future revenue recognition.
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The company faces challenges with high interest rates impacting customer affordability, particularly for finished units.
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There is concern about the inventory level, especially in Sao Paulo, with a potential need to stabilize inventory at a lower level.
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Cash generation in the fourth quarter is expected to be neutral, with potential for slight negative or positive outcomes, indicating uncertainty in financial performance.
Q & A Highlights
Q: Are you concerned about your inventory level, or do you intend to launch fewer units to stabilize your inventory at a lower level? Also, what are your plans regarding dividend payouts? A: Miguel Mickelberg, CFO, explained that the increase in inventory is mainly due to this year's launches, which are at a healthy sales speed. The company is more concerned about finished units due to high carrying costs. Regarding dividends, there is a possibility of paying extraordinary dividends, likely in December, pending Board approval.
Q: How has the sales performance been for projects launched in the last weeks of the quarter, and what is the outlook for revenue given the decrease in the revenue backlog? A: Miguel Mickelberg noted that a significant portion of sales from recent launches was not recognized in Q3 revenue but will positively impact Q4. Iuri Campos added that sales performance in October and November has been satisfactory, with some projects exceeding expectations.
Q: What impact does the cancellation of the Jardim das Perdizes land acquisition have on your launch pipeline, and what are your expectations for the Vivaz brand? A: The cancellation may impact the 2026 pipeline as a project was planned for that plot. However, the Vivaz brand is expected to grow, with strong performance in both Sao Paulo and Rio, despite regulatory challenges in Rio.
Q: What is your strategy for 2026 launches, and how are you addressing the sales of finished units? A: Iuri Campos stated that the low-income segment will gain more share in launches, with no major changes in the segment breakdown. The company is focusing on selling finished units by offering attractive funding products and partnerships with banks to improve affordability.
Q: Can you provide more details on the revenue recognition for the Epic project and your strategy for passing costs to consumers? A: Miguel Mickelberg confirmed that the residential part of the Epic project has sold well, with revenue to be recognized in Q4. The company adjusts prices according to the construction inflation index and assesses whether to pass on costs for finished units based on specific campaigns and sales efforts.
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript .
