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Ambev S.A. filings document the reporting cycle of a Brazilian foreign private issuer with NYSE ADRs and B3-listed common shares. Form 20-F reports cover audited financial statements and annual business disclosure, while Form 6-K submissions furnish interim consolidated financial statements, quarterly operating results and current reports under Exchange Act rules for foreign issuers.
The filing record also covers beverage segment performance in Brazil Beer, Brazil NAB, Latin America South, Central America and the Caribbean, and Canada; capital allocation through interest on capital; treasury share activity; management and related-person securities transactions under Brazilian CVM rules; shareholder-meeting voting maps; board resolutions; committee matters; compensation; and other governance disclosures.
AMBEV S.A. officer Carla Smith de Vasconcellos Crippa Prado filed an amended initial ownership report showing 27,541 restricted shares. These restricted shares vest on February 16, 2029, and each restricted share represents a contingent right to receive one common share, reduced by applicable withholding taxes.
Parolari Guilherme Fleury de Figueiredo Ferraz reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
AMBEV S.A. reported that company officer Parolari Guilherme Fleury de Figueiredo Ferraz received a grant of 44,714 Common Shares on a performance basis. The shares were valued at $3.11 per share for reporting purposes. Following this compensation-related award, his direct holdings increased to 64,607 Common Shares.
AMBEV S.A. officer Parolari Guilherme Fleury de Figueiredo Ferraz reports beneficial ownership of 78,433 restricted shares. Each restricted share represents a contingent right to receive one common share, reduced by applicable withholding taxes, and these restricted shares vest on February 16, 2029.
Zagman Paulo Andre reported acquisition or exercise transactions in this Form 4 filing.
AMBEV S.A. officer Paulo Andre Zagman received a grant of 34,714 common shares of Ambev on March 30, 2026 as part of a performance-based bonus payment. The shares were valued at $3.11 per share, increasing his direct holdings to 366,785 common shares, including shares represented by American Depositary Shares.
AMBEV S.A. officer Paulo Andre Zagman reports ownership of restricted shares that convert into common stock in the future. The filing shows 56,759 restricted shares, each representing a contingent right to receive one common share, subject to withholding taxes.
According to the disclosure, these restricted shares vest on February 16, 2029. Until vesting, they function as rights rather than ordinary common shares, and there is no indication of any open-market buying or selling activity in this amendment.
Ambev S.A. outlines key corporate decisions from its board meeting. The board will propose allocating 2025 net profit of R$ 15,503,399,889.90, including R$ 10,903,280,319.95 for interest on own capital, R$ 228,202,821.12 to the Tax Incentives Reserve and R$ 6,854,843,618.36 to the Investments Reserve. It also proposes re-ratifying 2024 reserve allocations. For 2026, the board will ask shareholders to approve maximum overall compensation of up to R$ 162,176,731.00 for management and R$ 2,471,314.00 for the Fiscal Council. The board supports bylaw changes to update capital and governance structure, calls a fully digital shareholders’ meeting for April 30, 2026, and confirms a stock option-driven capital increase of 2,026,133 new common shares for R$ 33,127,274.55, raising capital stock to R$ 58,308,213,544.96 divided into 15,763,664,889 common shares.
Ambev S.A. is circulating a distance voting bulletin for its Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting scheduled for April 30, 2026. Shareholders can vote remotely by completing identification fields, initialing all pages and signing, including via digital certificate, under Brazilian CVM Resolution 81/22.
The ballot presents four simple resolutions to amend and consolidate the company’s bylaws. Proposals include updating article 5 to reflect prior board-approved capital increases, changing the framework of executive officers, clarifying how interim dividends and interest on capital are treated versus the mandatory minimum dividend, and renumbering and consolidating all bylaw articles.
Ambev S.A. provides a distance voting bulletin for its Ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting scheduled for April 30, 2026. Shareholders can vote remotely on approving the managers’ accounts and financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, and on allocating net profit for 2025, including re-ratifying certain 2024 profit allocations as described in the Management Proposal.
The bulletin also covers setting the Board of Directors at 9 effective members and 2 alternates, requesting a multiple voting process for the board election, electing a Fiscal Council member from minority shareholder nominees, and determining overall compensation for managers and Fiscal Council members for the 2026 fiscal year. It explains how to submit votes electronically or by email and sets deadlines of April 26, 2026 for receipt of bulletins by the company and April 28, 2026 for changing to in-person participation via the digital platform.
Ambev S.A. calls ordinary and extraordinary shareholder meetings for April 30, 2026 and outlines 2025 results, profit allocation, governance changes and compensation proposals.
For 2025, net revenue was R$ 88.24 billion, down 1.4%, while net income rose 7.7% to R$ 15.99 billion, helped by a lower effective tax rate and a R$ 862 million gain on the sale of a CAC-region subsidiary. Adjusted EBITDA reached R$ 29.51 billion with a 33.4% margin, and leverage remained low with net debt/EBITDA of -0.57.
Management proposes distributing R$ 17.40 billion in dividends and interest on capital (gross), equal to R$ 1.0737 per share considering net IOC, representing about 70% of 2025 net profit. They also propose retaining R$ 7.08 billion in earnings mainly for the investment reserve, slightly reducing prior-year reserve allocations, and cutting the 2026 management compensation cap to up to R$ 162.18 million.
Planned bylaw changes would simplify the executive officer structure, clarify how interim dividends and interest on equity count toward mandatory dividends, and renumber articles. The filing also details modest debt of R$ 3.39 billion with staggered maturities, 2025 capex of R$ 4.59 billion across all regions, and progress on digital platforms and gender pay metrics, including female total compensation at 90–100% of male levels depending on hierarchy.
Ambev S.A. is convening combined annual ordinary and extraordinary shareholders’ meetings on April 30, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., to be held exclusively in digital format via the Ten Meetings platform. Shareholders can participate live or vote beforehand using a distance voting bulletin.
The ordinary meeting will address 2025 financial statements, allocation of 2025 net profits, re-ratification of part of 2024 profit allocation, board and fiscal council elections, and approval of 2026 compensation for management and the fiscal council. The extraordinary meeting will consider bylaw amendments affecting capital wording, the framework of executive officers, dividend provisions, and bylaw renumbering and consolidation.