THE Weg (WEGE3) published its balance sheet for the third quarter of 2025 on Wednesday morning (22nd) and recorded a net profit of R$1.65 billion, up 4.5% compared to the same period in 2024. Compared to the second quarter of this year, the increase was 3.7%.
Ebitda reached R$2.28 billion between July and September, an increase of 2.3% compared to the previous year, with a margin of 22.2%. The net operating revenues (NOR) of Weg they amounted to R$ 10.27 billion in the period, up 4.2% in the annual comparison.
According to the company, the performance was supported by the continued implementation of transmission and distribution (T&D) projects and strong demand for commercial engines and appliance lines. On the foreign market, sales of industrial equipment also contributed to the result, in particular for the oil and gas and sanitation segments.
Investments and good operating margins
Despite the pressure caused by tariffs imposed by the United States on Brazilian exports, Weg highlighted in the results report that the recorded numbers show operational stability.
In the third quarter, operating cash flow reached R$4.23 billion through September, reflecting revenue growth and cost control.
Already the Return on invested capital (ROIC) from the Weg (WEGE3) it reached 32.4% in the third quarter of 2025, a reduction of 4.7 percentage points compared to the same period in 2024 and 0.5 points compared to the previous quarter.
For Gustavo Moreira, CFP financial planner and MBA in Finance, WEG’s balance sheet was slightly lower than expected, but still shows a solid company. He highlights that the company has maintained growth even in a challenging global environment.
According to the expert, the pace of expansion has slowed and margins have come under slight pressure. “Future growth already appears more moderate, which indicates a prudent scenario for the coming quarters,” he underlines.
The company’s management stated that the good performance of industrial activity in Brazil, combined with the continuity of T&D projects, was decisive for the results. The company also highlighted investments in modernizing and expanding factories in Brazil, Mexico and China, as well as new acquisitions, such as Volt Electric Motor, Reivax and Heresite.
US Tariffs Expected to Continue to Pressure Weg (WEGE3)
The impact of tariffs imposed by the United States remains a major challenge. “Tariffs of up to 50% on Brazilian products put pressure on export costs, but the company has managed to mitigate some of these effects because less than a third of what it sells to the United States is produced in Brazil,” explains Moreira.
Highlights that the Weg (WEGE3) has already redirected part of its production to other countries, reducing its dependence on the American market. “However, I see tariffs as a factor of caution for upcoming results, as they could reduce competitiveness and put pressure on margins if the scenario continues,” he said.
However, the expert underlines that the changes already made by the company take time to translate into results. He adds that customer caution in the face of global volatility could postpone investments and reduce the company’s revenue visibility. Weg (WEGE3)which continues to be well positioned, with a broad portfolio and international diversification.
Source: Terra

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