ReportGem ReportGem 中文

REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH

Brazil Healthcare: ANS Chartbook: May-2026: Hapvida keeps lagging in SP; Bradesco and Amil printed solid performances

Published: 2026-07-06Institution: Goldman SachsPages: 17Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

Research evidence excerpt

Brazil Healthcare: ANS Chartbook: May-2026: Hapvida keeps lagging in SP; Bradesco and Amil printed solid performances

Equity Research

6 July 2026 | 4:53PM BRT

Brazil Healthcare: ANS Chartbook: May-2026: Hapvida keeps lagging in

SP; Bradesco and Amil printed solid performances

In this report, we provide investors with more granular data on the evolution of Gustavo Miele

+55(11)3371-0834 |

beneficiaries in the private health-plan system in Brazil, per data disclosed by the gustavo.miele@gs.com

Goldman Sachs do Brasil CTVM S.A.

National Agency of Supplemental Health (ANS) as of May 2026.

Executive Summary

Main Health and Dental Plan Operators

n Hapvida (HAPV3; Neutral); net adds of -9k MoM, still soft on GNDI; Amil

sustained its growth trend

o HAPV Group printed net adds of -9k beneficiaries MoM in May, adding up

to -48k in the QTD, which we continue to read as a soft 2Q26 to date,

specially in SP state (-34k QTD in the state). GNDI standalone was weaker

at -9k MoM (-39k QTD), reflecting the ongoing integration challenges tied

to its NDI operation despite the company’s commercial efforts. HAPV

standalone was roughly flat at -1k MoM (-9k QTD). We maintain our net

adds assumption for HAPV in 2026 at -100k beneficiaries.

o Amil Group again printed positive net adds of +42k MoM in May, adding up

to +69k in the QTD. The robust result remained concentrated in the Amil

operator (+41k MoM), which corroborates the view that the more

aggressive commercial approach Amil adopted in 2025 remains a core

component of its strategy in 2026.

n Sul America ex-ASO net adds positive but tepid, at +9k MoM; Bradesco Saude

solid at +33k MoM

o Sul America Group ex-ASO May net adds came in at +9k MoM, adding up

to +24k QTD, slightly below Amil and Bradesco’s pace as the company

The English excerpt is extracted automatically from the cited source page and may contain layout or recognition errors. It is never batch translated.

Open report viewer