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Equatorial Energia Board Approves CEEE-D Loan of Up to R$ 420 Million From Citibank

By Public Technologies
  • Equatorial Energia’s board unanimously adopted resolutions at its November 11, 2026, meeting.
  • Authorized CEEE-D to borrow up to R$ 420 million from Citibank for up to three years, with bullet repayment and semiannual interest.
  • The company will guarantee the loan and related swap obligations until fully repaid.
  • Concessionária de Saneamento do Amapá’s second-issue debentures will incorporate accrued interest through April 14, 2028, with corresponding payment-term changes.
  • Directors also approved third-quarter 2026 operating and financial results.


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