In compliance with Brazil’s electoral legislation and the guidelines applicable to state-owned companies during the 2026 Election Blackout Period, TBG will make temporary adjustments to its institutional communication channels as of July 4, 2026.

With the vision of becoming the leading multi-product transportation platform in the South American energy market by 2045, TBG has established its 2045 identity as the strategic blueprint for its future.

In this episode, TBG executives explain how this landmark transaction strengthens the company’s capital structure and expands its financing options. Our first bond issue is the focus of the ninth episode of the TBG Cast podcast.

On Monday, June 22, TBG’s CEO, Jorge Hijjar, took part in the panel discussion “Gas Transportation and Distribution: Challenges for the Integration of Brazil’s Gas Market,” hosted by the research center FGV Energy during the launch of the book “Five Years of the Gas Law: Connecting Brazil to the Future.”

The Bolivia–Brazil gas pipeline operator, TBG, is the second-largest sponsor of the Rouanet Midwest Program, an initiative launched by Brazil’s Culture Ministry on Monday, June 15 in Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. The program will allocate R$29 million to support cultural projects in the states of Goiás, Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul, as well as the Federal District.

The latest episode of TBG Cast featured Renato Trisciuzzi, speaker and author of the book The Four Pillars of Unbeatable Leadership, for a conversation about leadership in highly demanding environments, team development and the importance of aligning purpose, people and results.

Celebrated in Brazil on May 25, Industry Day recognizes the vital role industrial activity plays in driving economic growth, creating jobs and strengthening competitiveness.

Starting in May, TBG implemented a continuous offering of short-term products on its Capacity Offer Platform, modernizing its commercialization model.