Marcopolo posts fourth consecutive year of record results, exports up 31% - Sustainable Bus

"Consolidated net revenue of R$ 9.06 billion (approximately $1.81 billion) in 2025, marking its fourth consecutive year of record financial results. The Brazilian bus bodybuilder closed the fiscal year with net profit reaching R$ 1.23 billion (approximately $246 million), while international operations and exports increased their contribution to overall performance."

"Consolidated production totaled 15,024 units in 2025, close to the 15,289 units produced in the previous year, reflecting a stabilization in the domestic market, which was offset by growth in international markets. During the year, Marcopolo presented new models at Busworld in Europe and announced its comeback to Europe."

"Revenue generated outside Brazil represented the most dynamic component of Marcopolo's 2025 results. Exports from Brazil rose 31.1% year-on-year to R$ 1.14 billion (approximately $228 million). Revenue from overseas manufacturing units increased 32.3%, totaling R$ 2.96 billion (approximately $592 million). Combined, international businesses accounted for 45.4% of consolidated net revenue."

Marcopolo, a Brazilian bus bodybuilder, recorded its fourth consecutive year of record financial results in 2025 with consolidated net revenue of R$ 9.06 billion and net profit of R$ 1.23 billion. Production totaled 15,024 units, reflecting market stabilization domestically offset by international growth. International operations became the primary growth driver, with exports from Brazil increasing 31.1% and overseas manufacturing revenue rising 32.3%, combining to represent 45.4% of consolidated revenue. The company expanded globally through new model presentations at Busworld, local production advancement in South Africa, China, and Mexico, Marcopolo Rail's first export operation to Chile, and a strategic partnership with Volvo Buses for French and Italian markets. Net financial indebtedness stood at R$ 1,481.2 million with a healthy debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 0.2 times.

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