Equatorial Pará Board Approves Scotiabank Loan of Up to R$ 400 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Equatorial Pará Distribuidora de Energia’s board unanimously endorsed financing resolutions at its October 14, 2026 meeting.
  • The company will borrow up to R$ 400 million, or equivalent in other currencies, from Scotiabank.
  • The loan will have a term of up to three years, with bullet repayment and semiannual interest payments.
  • Directors and authorized representatives received authority to implement the transaction; their prior related actions were ratified.


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