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Oct 8Official filingPetróleo, Gás e BiocombustíveisStocks

PRIO wins Magnetita and Hematita offshore blocks in ANP auction

The independent oil producer secured the Magnetita and Hematita exploration blocks by offering profit oil shares of 32.80% and 7.18%, pledging R$ 93 million and R$ 1.6 million in respective signing bonuses to evaluate tieback potential to its FPSO Valente.

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• PRIO secured Magnetita and Hematita in the Campos Basin, offering oil surpluses of 32.80% and 7.18% to the government via ANP, Brazil's oil regulator.
• Magnetita requires a signing bonus of R$ 93 million, while Hematita carries a signing bonus of R$ 1.6 million.
• The minimum exploration program spans up to 7 years with 3D seismic acquisition and one exploration well, with potential tieback to FPSO Valente.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)

Oct 8Capital Markets & M&AStocksM&A

Paramount Skydance completes merger to form combined entertainment giant

Chief Executive David Ellison assumed control of the newly formed Skydance following the closure of a $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, uniting major film studios, streaming platforms, and broadcast networks under the NYSE ticker SKYD.

• Settlements with a coalition of U.S. states and a Hollywood writers union cleared the final regulatory and legal obstacles.
• The combined business brings together film franchises including Mission Impossible, Harry Potter, and DC Studios alongside HBO Max and CNN.

Sources:InfoMoneyO Globo (Economia)InvestNews

Oct 8Agribusiness & Soft CommoditiesAgroStocks

São Paulo court approves Grupo Pão de Açúcar out-of-court restructuring

Judge Larissa Gaspar Tunala ratified the R$ 4.56 billion extrajudicial plan for unsecured creditors representing 57.49% of eligible debt, rejecting a challenge by Casas Bahia over an unsecured R$ 231 million claim. The retail group plans to raise R$ 200 million in new funds and issue new debentures to launch creditor payouts.

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• The plan excludes suppliers, partners, clients and workers from the debt restructuring.
• Casas Bahia sought to exclude R$ 231 million, including R$ 174.2 million set by arbitration.

Sources:O Globo (Economia)Forbes BrasilMoney TimesFolha de S. Paulo (Mercado)Seu Dinheiro

Oct 8Official filingB3 FilingStocks

Rossi Residencial market arbitration procedure closed after loss of object

The homebuilder notified the CVM, Brazil's securities regulator, that it received confirmation from the Market Arbitration Chamber on Oct 1, 2026, closing arbitration case 305/25 after the dispute lost its object.

• Rossi Residencial received notice on October 1, 2026, of the termination of arbitration procedure CAM 305/25 by the Market Arbitration Chamber.
• The procedure was extinguished due to loss of object, following prior communications dated July 8, 2025 and July 28, 2025.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)

Oct 8Official filingConsumo não CíclicoStocks

Natura details IFRS S1 and S2 climate risks and financial impacts

The cosmetics maker detailed its transition from voluntary early adoption under rules set by the CVM, Brazil's securities regulator, to full reasonable assurance audit standards by 2026.

• Natura discounted climate scenario financial effects to present value using a 14.81% rate, aligned with its financial statements WACC.
• A tactical allocation of R$ 111 million in mitigation neutralized climate risks without requiring financial statement adjustments or asset impairment.
• Natura reported an insurance policy with a maximum coverage limit of R$ 6.08 billion for facilities, inventory, and business interruption.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)

Oct 8Official filingConsumo CíclicoFundsStocks

Oriz Albright requests Westwing meeting to approve R$30 million capital cut

Fund Oriz Albright FIP Multiestratégia petitioned the retailer to call a shareholder meeting to evaluate returning R$ 30 million in capital without canceling shares, citing an excessive capital base.

• Oriz Albright requested on Oct. 6, 2026, an extraordinary shareholders meeting to vote on a conditional R$ 30 million cash distribution through a capital reduction without share cancellation.
• The requested R$ 30 million payout follows a R$ 60 million capital reduction executed in July 2026, drawn against Westwing's reported cash balance of R$ 108.4 million on June 30, 2026.
• The board of Westwing will evaluate the request under S.A. Law and regulations from CVM, Brazil's securities regulator, before deciding whether to call the extraordinary meeting.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)

Oct 8Official filingBens IndustriaisStocks

CADE approves American Airlines $100M equity investment in Azul

The tribunal of CADE, Brazil's antitrust authority, unanimously cleared American Airlines to exercise subscription warrants totaling $100 million in the airline. The transaction gives American approximately 8% of Azul's total and voting equity, subject to the formal execution of commercial agreements.

• The CADE, Brazil's antitrust authority, unanimously approved a US$ 100 million investment by American Airlines in Azul.
• The investment occurs through the exercise of subscription warrants, which is expected to give American an 8% total and voting stake in Azul.
• The deal involves 3,958,429,263,261 Series 1 warrants and 5,449,247 Series 4 warrants, subject to CADE agreement publication.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)

Oct 8Official filingConsumo CíclicoStocks

Americanas transfers 5th store to Oba Hortifruti in R$ 69.3 million deal

The retailer completed the partial sale of a fifth unprofitable store to Grupo Fartura, receiving R$ 1.875 million as part of an upfront tranche within a broader R$ 69.3 million asset sale agreement involving 10 locations in São Paulo state.

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• Americanas closed the sale of a 5th store to Oba Hortifruti out of 10 deficit HNT stores under a total R$ 69,300,000.00 agreement signed on May 13, 2026.
• Oba Hortifruti paid R$ 1,875,000.00 at closing, representing 18.038% of the cash tranche, with net proceeds directed to amortize Americanas' 22nd debenture issue.
• The balance of the store price after the upfront payment will be paid in 24 equal monthly installments adjusted by the CDI rate starting the month after closing.

Sources:CVM - Documentos IPE (PDF)