Aegea raises US$ 750 million in Blue Bonds

BY PR Newswire | CORPORATE | 09/29/25 04:39 PM EDT

Demand for the Blue Bonds was five times higher than the base offer, surpassing US$ 2 billion

S?O PAULO, Sept. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Aegea Saneamento, a leading private company in the sector, has completed the largest global issuance of Blue Bonds, raising US$ 750 million in the capital markets.

With a 10-year term, the issuance attracted US$ 2.4 billion in demand, about five times the base offer.

"The strong demand for the bonds reinforces the market's confidence in our business model and our ability to execute. With this blue-labeled issuance, we have extended the average term of our debt and reaffirmed our commitment to sustainable investments," says Andr? Pires, CFO of Aegea.

In addition to representing Aegea's largest international fundraising and its first with a 10-year maturity, the transaction stands out as the world's largest corporate Blue Bond issuance, reinforcing the company's leadership in sustainable finance and its commitment to expanding water and sanitation infrastructure in Brazil.

About Aegea

Aegea operates sanitation assets throughout all regions of the country. With sustainable growth, the company expanded from serving six municipalities in 2010 to more than 890 in 2025, across 15 states, benefiting over 39 million people. In the twelve months ended June 30, 2025, Aegea reported Proforma Net Revenue of R$ 17.6 billion and Proforma EBITDA of R$ 9.7 billion. The company's leadership position and this evolution have been made possible by its business model, which is based on operational efficiency and expertise, financial discipline, and alignment with ESG principles. For more information, visit: http://www.aegea.com.br/?

CONTACT: equiperi@aegea.com.br

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