Third-quarter 2026 results dominated readership between November 9 and 13. Two utilities, ENGIE Brasil and Cemig, and Banrisul took three of the top five spots, with little difference in page views among them. Next, the shareholder compensation approved by Petrobras and Cogna's share buyback program round out the ranking, which combines earnings reports and decisions on returning capital to investors.

  1. ENGIE Brasil (EGIE3) posts net income of R$ 711 million in 3Q26 — Adjusted EBITDA totals R$ 1.9 billion, up 4.1%; net revenue grows 9.8% over 3Q25
  2. Net income of R$ 157.8 million: Banrisul (BRSR6) releases 3Q26 results — Net income falls 51.5% from 2Q26 and 52.0% from 3Q25; year to date, it totals R$ 704.8 million
  3. Cemig (CMIG4) posts net income of R$ 1.7 billion in 3Q26 — Adjusted net income is R$ 922.8 million, up 18% over 3Q25; EBITDA totals R$ 2.7 billion
  4. Petrobras (PETR3, PETR4) approves payout of R$ 1.19 per share — Total is R$ 15.3 billion in two installments; record date on B3 is December 21, 2026
  5. Cogna (COGN3) approves buyback of up to 141.8 million shares — Program equals 6.86% of total shares; term runs until November 11, 2027

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