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Mater Dei reports revenue of R$575 million in first quarter

2 sources · 07 May 2026 · Share coverage ·

Hospital network Mater Dei released its first quarter 2026 results. Revenue totaled R$575 million, a 15% increase. The company posted positive financial results with improvements in occupancy rates and average revenue per bed.

Mater Dei is a hospital network operating in Brazil that showed significant growth in its operational indicators in the first quarter. The company highlighted its focus on complex procedures and oncology as a strategy to accelerate expansion in the coming quarters.

1. What we know (3)

Mater Dei's net revenue was R$575 million in the first quarter, up 15%

2 sources InfoMoney Valor Econômico

The occupancy rate grew by about 4 percentage points compared to the first quarter of 2025

2 sources InfoMoney Valor Econômico

The average revenue per bed rose 8.4% compared to the previous year

2 sources InfoMoney Valor Econômico
2. Where coverage thins out (5)

Covered by only some sources, or where the accounts diverge.

Covered by only some sources (2)

The company highlighted that operational efficiency improved despite an adverse calendar with fewer working days due to Carnival and school holidays

Reported by: Valor Econômico
Did not cover: InfoMoney

CEO José Henrique Salvador stated that the company focuses on complex procedures and oncology to accelerate expansion

Reported by: Valor Econômico
Did not cover: InfoMoney

Conflicting versions (3)

First quarter net profit value

1 source — "Adjusted net profit of R$36 million, compared to R$20 million in the same period last year": InfoMoney
1 source — "Net profit of R$32.6 million, up 61.5% compared to the same period of 2025": Valor Econômico

First quarter Ebitda value

1 source — "Adjusted Ebitda of R$130 million, growth of 34.6%, with margin of 22.6%": InfoMoney
1 source — "Ebitda of R$124.4 million, up 28.28%, with margin of 21.6%": Valor Econômico

Company's financial leverage

1 source — "Leverage of 1.4 times, excluding share buybacks and dividends, down from 1.6 a year earlier": InfoMoney
1 source — "Leverage of 1.6 times Ebitda, with net debt maintained at R$800 million": Valor Econômico
3. What we don't know yet

No gaps declared — all sources converge on the material facts.

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