At the beginning of this month, the National Treasury highlighted the fragile financial situation of 9 out of 27 federal state-owned companies, including Correios, companies that provide essential services, such as operating airports, Infraero and others.
Last Wednesday (19), Curios approved a financial restructuring plan, with measures targeting the financial balance of the state-owned company in crisis. According to the company’s 2024 report, 85% of its units were loss-making.
The revealed strategy includes a loan of R$20 billion, as well as asset monetization and property sales – which, according to the company, could generate R$1.5 billion.
In three phases, the plan must also implement a voluntary separation program and changes in health plan costs. The state-owned company aims to reduce the deficit in 2026 and return to profitability in 2027. The company advocates the universalization of postal services, which promotes national integration, as announced on Friday (21).
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