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GFSA3 (Gafisa): has debt gone up?

GFSA3 (Gafisa): at the end of 2025, net debt was R$ 1.4 billion; in 2024, R$ 1.6 billion.

YearNet debtNet debt / EBITDACaveat
2025R$ 1.4 billion—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2024R$ 1.6 billion—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2023R$ 1.6 billion—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2022R$ 1.5 billion—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2021R$ 956.4 million4.13—
2020R$ 318.8 million26.83—
2019R$ 316.3 million12.95—
2018R$ 752.3 million—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2017R$ 957.4 million—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]
2016R$ 1.4 billion—EBITDA at or below zero [ebitda_nao_positivo]

Net debt = short- and long-term borrowings minus cash and financial investments, at year end. Negative = net cash. EBITDA = operating result plus depreciation and amortization. Fact with its source; not investment advice.

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