The signaling of the Ministry of Mines and Energy that the privatization process of Eletrobras (ELET3) is a page turned, the dividends of Bradespar (BRAP3;BRAP4) and the shareholder base adjustment of the meliuz (CASH3) are some of the corporate highlights this Tuesday (28).
The Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveirasaid this Monday that he considers the privatization process of Eletrobras consolidated and that it is now up to the government to charge the electricity company to fulfill its obligations as a privatized company.
For him, the privatization process was unfair to the country, but it is valid, since it was approved by the National Congress.
Brasdespar dividends
Bradespar’s board of directors presented the payment proposal of R$470 million in complementary dividendsof which R$1.122770724 per common share and R$1.235047796 per preferred share, according to material fact.
The payment will be made to investors with a shareholding position in the company on April 27, 2023. The shares will be traded “ex-dividends” on April 28, 2023, inclusive.
meliuz
O meliuz (CASH3) proposed the grouping of shares at a ratio of one to 100. The company also intends to split one share to 10.
According to the company, the operation aims, among other things, to adjust the shareholder base, which is currently made up of a large number of shareholders with stakes below the standard allotment of 100 shares.
Source: Moneytimes
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