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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. director Fernando Tennenbaum filed a Form 3 reporting his holdings of stock options on the company’s common shares. The data shows stock options with rights to buy 205,698 shares at an exercise price of 3.2200 per share, expiring on December 4, 2028, and additional options over 253,317 shares at an exercise price of 3.4300, expiring on December 3, 2029. All positions are reported as held directly.
AMBEV S.A. director Moreira Ricardo Manuel Frangatos Pires filed an initial ownership report showing beneficial ownership of 3,468,040 common shares, held directly. The total includes certain common shares represented by American Depositary Shares, each ADS corresponding to one common share.
AMBEV S.A. director Fabio Colletti Barbosa has filed an initial ownership report showing multiple grants of restricted shares. Each restricted share represents a contingent right to receive one common share, minus withholding taxes, with vesting dates on December 1, 2026, December 1, 2027, December 1, 2028, December 2, 2029 and December 1, 2030. The filing lists these holdings as directly owned and does not show any buys or sells.
Ambev S.A. reported management and related-party trading in its securities for the period from February 1 to 28, 2026, under Brazilian CVM Instruction 44. The board of directors and fiscal council showed no changes in their positions, with initial and final balances remaining the same.
For management, common share holdings moved from 5,208,794 shares and 19,790 ADRs at the start of the month to 4,585,877 common shares and 19,790 ADRs at month-end. The report lists numerous market sales of common shares through XP Corretora and a return of lent securities via XP Investimentos.
Ambev S.A. filed a Form 6-K detailing its own share movements for February 2026 under Brazilian CVM Instruction 44/2021. The company used treasury shares for the delivery of restricted shares on three dates during the month.
Ambev started the month with 145,113,436 common shares held in treasury and no ADRs. It delivered 1,942 shares on February 2, 220,383 shares on February 13, and 20,585 shares on February 16, for total cash volumes in reais matching the stated prices. After these transactions, the treasury balance was 144,870,526 common shares and zero ADRs.
Ambev S.A. filed its annual report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2025 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The report is available on Ambev’s investor relations website and on the SEC’s EDGAR system. Holders of Ambev ADRs can request a hard copy of the complete audited financial statements contained in the Form 20-F free of charge.
Ambev S.A. filed its annual Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2025, covering its Brazilian and international beer and non-alcoholic beverage operations.
The company prepares consolidated financial statements under IFRS in reais and translates certain figures using a rate of R$5.50 per US$1.00. It had 15,761,638,756 common shares outstanding as of year-end, and net revenues of R$88.2 billion, with 44.4% generated by foreign subsidiaries.
The report focuses heavily on risk factors, including exposure to exchange-rate swings that affect U.S. dollar–linked packaging and ingredient costs, commodity price volatility, IT and cybersecurity threats, tightening data-protection rules, and growing litigation and tax uncertainties in Brazil and other markets.
Ambev also describes potential impacts from Brazilian consumption-tax reform, global minimum tax rules, higher IOF and new dividend withholding, as well as U.S. protectionist trade measures and tariffs that could influence input costs, exports and overall profitability.
Ambev S.A. reports that, according to its latest earnings release, it expects Cash COGS per hectoliter for its beer business in Brazil to increase between 4.5%-7.5% for the full year of 2026. This projection excludes the sale of non-Ambev products on the marketplace and assumes current commodity prices and exchange rates.
The expected increase is mainly linked to commodity-related costs, especially aluminum, and to portfolio mix. Ambev stresses this is a management projection, not a performance promise, is subject to risks and uncertainties, and the 2026 information is preliminary and not yet reviewed by external auditors.