EMAE Acquisition Overview - EMAE focuses on hydroelectric power generation with an operational installed capacity of 961 MW and a physical guarantee of 162 MWavg[10, 12] - EMAE manages water resources, including the Billings Reservoir, aiming for effective use by SABESP by 2027[10] - EMAE's Net Revenue is R$541 million, Net Income is R$67 million, and Adjusted EBITDA is R$154 million (2Q25 LTM)[12] Strategic Rationale - The acquisition aims to expand water storage capacity by 52% with full integration of the Billings system by 2029[15] - The acquisition enhances system resilience by adding +7 m³/s of operational flexibility (+10% of treated water supply) from 2026 to 2029[15] - The transaction allows direct participation over critical water sources, integrating the Billings-Pinheiros-Tietê system[19] Transaction Details - SABESP will acquire 74.9% of EMAE's voting shares and 66.8% of its non-voting shares, representing 70.1% of the total capital[31] - The transaction is expected to close in 4Q25-1Q26, subject to regulatory approvals[35]