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Vibra Q2 2026 slides: margins surge 233% as debt falls to 1.3x

Vibra Q2 2026 slides: margins surge 233% as debt falls to 1.3x

Brazilian fuel distributor Vibra Energia reported a remarkable second-quarter 2026 performance on August 17, with adjusted EBITDA margins tripling year-over-year and debt falling to just 1.3 times EBITDA. Despite a challenging market environment marked by supply constraints and price volatility, the company saw volume growth and consolidated its position across all business segments.

Adjusted EBITDA reached R$ 4.5 billion, a 206% increase from the previous year, while the adjusted EBITDA margin rose to R$ 476 per cubic meter, up 233%. Volume grew by 4% to 9,053 thousand cubic meters, ending a period of declining sales. Operating cash flow surged 367% to R$ 3.8 billion, enabling a R$ 2.6 billion reduction in net debt, bringing leverage down to 1.3 times EBITDA.

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