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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. reports a related-party agreement with its indirect controlling shareholder, Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV and its subsidiaries for the Company’s use and operation of the BEES B2B digital sales platform. The BEES Platform covers the full range of BEES products and services and technology developed by ABI and its subsidiaries, and Ambev will pay an annual amount described as aligned with market standards for this use. The agreement also gives Ambev the possibility to acquire an equity interest or participate in a transaction if a third party joins the shareholding structure of the entity that holds rights over the BEES Platform, taking into account Ambev’s investments. The decision was reviewed by Ambev’s Governance Committee with input from an independent financial advisor and then approved by the Board of Directors, with ABI and its representatives excluded from Ambev’s internal deliberations.
Ambev S.A. filed a Form 6-K outlining an updated policy on remuneration and the granting of stock options and restricted shares to its Executive Board. The policy, approved by the Board of Directors on December 9, 2025, replaces a prior version last reviewed on September 19, 2018.
The document describes the framework for fixed pay, benefits, promotions, variable bonus remuneration and share-based payment plans. It also states that exceptions to certain bonus rules must be approved by the Chief Executive Officer for other Executive Board members, or by the Board of Directors for the Chief Executive Officer.
Ambev S.A. has filed a report detailing an updated policy for hiring audit and non-audit services from its independent auditors, approved by the board on December 9, 2025. The policy sets that all engagements covered by the basic list, including auditing and tax services, may together not exceed 20% of the total fees paid to audit the financial statements of Ambev and its controlled companies in a given year.
The basic list establishes maximum amounts per agreement, such as R$435,000 for statutory or financial audits of controlled companies and for sustainability assurance services aligned with CSRD and IFRS S1 and S2, and R$1,200,000 for services related to CVM and SEC registrations and offerings, including comfort letters and consents. Other services, including due diligence, internal control reviews and tax assistance, generally have caps of R$145,000 or R$290,000, and these limits will be automatically updated annually based on the IPCA index.
Ambev S.A. approved an extraordinary balance sheet as of November 30, 2025 to support new shareholder payouts. The board declared dividends of R$0.4612 per share, with R$0.3459 per share counted toward the mandatory minimum dividend for fiscal year 2025 and R$0.1153 per share as additional dividends from the profit reserve. These dividends are scheduled to be paid on December 30, 2025 without income tax withholding.
The board also approved interest on capital of R$0.2690 per share, based on the profit reserve, which will not be used to meet the mandatory minimum dividend and will result in a net payment of R$0.2286 per share by December 31, 2026. Additionally, board member Nelson José Jamel resigned from the board and People Committee effective January 1, 2026, and Ricardo Manuel Frangatos Pires Moreira was elected to the People Committee from that date, while the board seat will remain vacant until the 2026 annual meeting.
Ambev S.A. announced that its board of directors approved a new shareholder distribution, including cash dividends and interest on own capital. The distributions will be based on the shareholding position on December 18, 2025 for shares traded on B3 in Brazil and December 22, 2025 for ADRs traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Shares and ADRs will trade ex-dividends and ex-interest on own capital starting on December 19, 2025, meaning investors buying from that date will not be entitled to these payments.
The interest on own capital is scheduled to be paid by December 31, 2026, with the exact payment date to be set at a future board meeting and disclosed to the market. Ambev highlights its focus on creating value for shareholders and on maintaining transparency in how it communicates material information.
Ambev S.A. reported its own transactions in Ambev securities for November 2025, focusing on movements in treasury shares. The company started the month holding 169,171,789 common shares in treasury and no ADRs. During the month, it delivered 106,294 common shares as restricted shares at a reference price of R$12.91 per share, totaling R$1,372,255.54, and purchased 17,210 common shares directly from the company at R$13.77 per share, totaling R$236,981.70. After these transactions, Ambev ended November with 169,082,705 common shares in treasury and no ADRs.
Ambev S.A. furnished a Form 6-K reporting the share and ADR positions of its board, executive management, and fiscal council for the period from November 1 to 30, 2025, as required by Brazilian CVM Instruction 358. The consolidated forms show the board of directors holding 12,107,569 common shares and 468,040 ADRs, executive management holding 3,783,056 common shares and 19,790 ADRs, and the fiscal council holding 2,500 common shares. Initial and final balances for each group are the same over the period, indicating no change in these reported positions. Each ADR represents one common share.
Ambev S.A. (ABEV) reported October 2025 insider‑trading compliance information under Article 11 of CVM Instruction 358/2002. The company executed a single movement: delivery of 33,615 common shares from treasury as restricted shares on October 2, at a stated price of R$11.99 per share, for a reported volume of R$403,043.85.
Ambev’s treasury share balance was 169,205,404 common shares at the start of October and 169,171,789 at month‑end. The ADR common balance was 0 throughout the period.
Ambev S.A. (ABEV) filed a Form 6-K detailing insider securities positions for October 1–31, 2025. The report consolidates holdings of the Board of Directors, Management, and Fiscal Council under Article 11 of CVM Instruction 358/2002. Initial and final balances were unchanged over the period.
The Board of Directors held 12,107,569 common shares and 468,040 ADRs. Management held 3,783,056 common shares and 19,790 ADRs. The Fiscal Council held 2,500 common shares. Each ADR equals 1 share.
Ambev (ABEV) furnished an amended 6-K with its 3Q25 earnings call presentation, highlighting profit and commercial momentum. EPS grew 8% in 3Q25, supported by EBITDA growth with margin expansion. Net revenue increased, with NR/hl up 7%, and the company reported strong brand health across key markets.
Premium and Super Premium volumes rose more than 9%. The company also announced a share buyback program of R$2.5 billion. Its digital ecosystem advanced: Zé Delivery GMV +7% with +9% AOV, and BEES Marketplace reached BRL 8.0 billion annualized GMV. Cost discipline remained a focus as cash COGS/hl trailed NR/hl.
Year-to-date 2025, EPS increased 7% with continued EBITDA growth and margin expansion. Segment EBITDA contributions were led by Brazil Beer 48%, followed by CAC 18%, LAS 14%, Canada 12%, and Brazil NAB 8%.