Overview
- Haddad confirmed the Treasury is leading a recovery plan for Correios and said all actions depend on its approval.
- He stated a potential Treasury aporte has not been decided and would be for less than R$6 billion.
- He indicated a supplementary credit bill to Congress could be used to enable part of the support this year without extraordinary credit.
- Correios management is seeking roughly R$5–6 billion by December 16 to cover payroll, 13th salaries and suppliers during a liquidity crunch.
- Negotiations for a R$20 billion, Treasury‑guaranteed loan are stalled, with the Tesouro rejecting bank proposals near 136% of the CDI after signaling a cap of 120%.