Overview
- Brazil’s postal company reported about R$6 billion in losses through September 2025, prompting a multi‑year restructuring.
- A R$12 billion, government‑guaranteed loan from five banks will restore liquidity, sustain operations, and address overdue obligations through early 2026.
- President Emmanoel Rondon said the company may seek roughly R$8 billion more in 2026, evaluating either new credit or a potential Treasury injection.
- The plan targets R$5 billion in expense reductions by 2028, including expected savings of R$2.1 billion from closing deficit agencies and about R$2.1 billion per year from personnel changes.
- Two voluntary redundancy programs and cuts to health and pension contributions are planned, and branch closures will be weighed against the universal postal service mandate.