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    Iberdrola raises stake in Brazil's Neoenergia to 84% for $2.2 billion

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    Posted on September 11, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Iberdrola has increased its stake in Brazil's Neoenergia to 84% for $2.2 billion, reinforcing its focus on stable electricity networks.

    Table of Contents

    • Iberdrola's Strategic Acquisition in Brazil
    • Details of the Acquisition
    • Market Reactions and Analyst Insights

    Iberdrola Increases Investment in Brazil's Neoenergia to 84% for $2.2 Billion

    Iberdrola's Strategic Acquisition in Brazil

    (Reuters) - Spanish power utility Iberdrola has bought a 30.29% stake in its Brazilian business Neoenergia from Brazil's Previ pension fund for 11.95 billion reais ($2.21 billion), it said on Thursday.

    Details of the Acquisition

    The acquisition increases Iberdrola's stake in Neoenergia to 83.8%, it said. Neoenergia is Brazil's largest power utility in terms of customers.

    Market Reactions and Analyst Insights

    The deal is a new step in Iberdrola's growth strategy based on the electricity networks business, in which it has 1.4 million kilometres (870,000 miles) of power lines in the U.S., Britain, Brazil and Spain, Iberdrola added.

    Like other utilities, Iberdrola has focused on grid investments as it seeks steady returns.

    JP Morgan analysts contrasted the Brazil deal with Iberdrola's decision to dispose of its Mexican assets for $4.2 billion. Iberdrola exited Mexico on concerns about the legal and tax stability.

    "The company strengthens its position in a core country and exits a country where growth potential was questionable," the analysts said in a note.

    (Reporting by Javi West Larrañaga; Editing by David Goodman, Inti Landauro and Helen Popper)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Iberdrola acquires 30.29% of Neoenergia for $2.2 billion.
    • •The acquisition raises Iberdrola's stake in Neoenergia to 84%.
    • •Neoenergia is Brazil's largest power utility by customers.
    • •JP Morgan highlights Iberdrola's strategic focus on stable markets.
    • •Iberdrola exits Mexico due to legal and tax concerns.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Iberdrola raises stake in Brazil's Neoenergia to 84% for $2.2 billion

    1What is an acquisition?

    An acquisition is a corporate action in which one company purchases most or all of another company's shares to gain control. Acquisitions can help companies expand their market reach or diversify their offerings.

    2What is a stake in a company?

    A stake in a company refers to the ownership interest that an individual or entity has in that company, usually represented by shares. A higher stake indicates greater control and influence over company decisions.

    3What is a pension fund?

    A pension fund is a type of investment fund that collects and invests money to provide retirement income for its members. It is typically managed by a financial institution on behalf of employees.

    4What is market strategy?

    Market strategy refers to a company's plan to reach its target customers and achieve competitive advantage. This includes identifying target markets, positioning, and marketing tactics.

    5What is grid investment?

    Grid investment involves funding infrastructure projects related to electricity transmission and distribution systems. It aims to enhance the reliability and efficiency of power supply networks.

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