Log-In Logística Intermodal stock reports BRL 133.18 million profit

Published on 10/07/2026 at 03:38 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

A one-analyst consensus rates Log-In Neutral and sets a BRL 30.90 target, 6.19 percent above the October 6 price. The 2Q26 release showed BRL 133.18 million in net income.

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Log-In Logística Intermodal stock reported BRL 133.18 million in net income for 2Q 2026, while the latest quote stood at BRL 29.10 on B3 on October 6, 2026. The result marks a sharp change from the previous quarter's BRL 37.95 million net loss, according to Investing.com.

Profit returns in 2Q 2026

The company's investor-relations page lists a 2Q26 earnings release among its latest materials, including financial statements and an ITR report, according to Log-In. The latest quarter generated BRL 777.11 million in revenue, up from BRL 680.14 million in the previous quarter, while diluted EPS reached BRL 1.26, Investing.com reported.

The quarter-on-quarter revenue increase was BRL 96.97 million, or 14.25 percent. Net income also moved from a BRL 37.95 million loss to a BRL 133.18 million profit, giving investors a clearer earnings comparison than the revenue line alone.

Consensus stays Neutral

A one-analyst consensus published by Investing.com was Neutral, with one Hold rating, zero Buy ratings and zero Sell ratings. The average 12-month price target was BRL 30.90, with both the high and low estimate at BRL 30.90.

At BRL 29.10, that target lies 6.19 percent above the October 6 price. The comparison is modest in absolute terms, but the earnings rebound gives the consensus a more specific metric to assess before the next scheduled reporting date.

Stock remains below yearly high

Log-In's market capitalization was BRL 3.1 billion on October 6, 2026, while the 52-week range was BRL 24.24 to BRL 40.15. The latest quote was therefore BRL 11.05 below the yearly high and BRL 4.86 above the yearly low.

Trading volume was 71,100 shares on the same date. For investors, the central contrast is the improving quarterly profit against a share price still well below its 52-week peak.