
Financial Exposure and Risk Management - As of December 31, 2024, CEMIG has no outstanding indebtedness denominated in foreign currencies, and its net liabilities exposed to foreign exchange fluctuations amount to R16 million and an adverse increase of R1,245 million [1062]. - CEMIG's net exposure to inflation indices as of December 31, 2024, shows net liabilities of R5,905 million and liabilities amounting to R521 million from hedging transactions related to US443 million as of December 5, 2024 [1059]. - The company has implemented derivative financial instruments to protect against foreign exchange risks, ensuring that these instruments are not used for speculative purposes [1056]. - The company estimates that in an adverse scenario, the net effect of fluctuations in interest rates could lead to a loss of R4,524 million, while total liabilities are R374 million [1061]. - The company has 2,462 million reais in principal payments due within 3 months to 1 year [1074]. Financial Obligations - Total financial obligations amount to 22,300 million reais, with principal payments of 19,374 million reais and interest payments of 1,528 million reais [1074]. - Loans and debentures account for 18,646 million reais, with principal payments of 16,000 million reais due over 1 to 5 years [1074]. - Supplier obligations total 2,926 million reais, primarily due within 1 month at 2,761 million reais [1074]. - Fixed rate obligations include 5,672 million reais due over 1 to 5 years, with 5,354 million reais in principal payments [1074]. - Interest payments on loans and debentures amount to 2,217 million reais over 1 to 5 years [1074]. - Total interest payments across all obligations amount to 2,298 million reais over 1 to 5 years [1074]. - The pension plan deficit (FORLUZ) totals 695 million reais, with 304 million reais due over 1 to 5 years [1074]. - The company has 5 million reais in obligations due within 1 month related to the pension plan [1074]. - Total obligations over 5 years amount to 6,124 million reais, with 5,902 million reais in principal payments [1074]. Credit Risk - Any reduction in CEMIG's credit ratings could increase financing costs and complicate debt refinancing, potentially impacting operational capabilities [1073]. Investment Strategy - CEMIG's financial strategy includes investing in private credit investment funds and bank CDs to optimize returns while managing liquidity risk [1071].