Agi Inc’s Agibank secures R$2.5B FIDC funding
Agi Inc, through its subsidiary Agibank, reported the closing of its second FIDC (Credit Rights Investment Fund), raising R$2.5 billion to fund the bank’s credit operations.
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Agi Inc, through its subsidiary Agibank, reported the closing of its second FIDC (Credit Rights Investment Fund), raising R$2.5 billion to fund the bank’s credit operations. The fund has a maximum term of 10 years and was issued in a single tranche at CDI + 1.05% per year.
The FIDC is backed by payroll-deductible loan contracts originated by Agibank, was placed with professional investors, and received a ‘AAA.br’ rating from Moody’s. Management highlights this structure as a key funding diversification tool supporting credit portfolio growth; Agibank’s total credit portfolio reached R$34.9 billion at the end of 2025, a 44% increase during the year.
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Agibank secures R$2.5B AAA-rated FIDC funding to support credit growth.
Agibank’s second FIDC raises R$2.5 billion with a maximum term of 10 years, priced at CDI + 1.05% per year. The structure is backed by payroll-deductible consumer loans, which are typically lower risk because payments are taken directly from payroll.
The transaction obtained a ‘AAA.br’ national-scale rating from Moody’s, indicating strong expected credit quality for investors. Management positions this as an additional funding channel that diversifies liabilities and supports expansion of secured lending to Brazilian consumers.
Contextually, Agibank’s total credit portfolio reached R$34.9 billion at the end of 2025, growing 44% during the year. This new committed line may help sustain that origination pace, particularly in what management describes as a challenging local and international market environment.
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UNITED STATES
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FORM 6-K
REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER PURSUANT TO RULE 13a-16 OR 15d-16 UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
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AGI Inc
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Date: April 27, 2026
Agibank Closes Second FIDC Structuring, Raises R$2.5 Billion
Transaction represents another funding lever to support the growth of the bank’s credit portfolio.
São Paulo, Brazil, April 27, 2026 – Agibank, a bank that operates a hybrid platform combining the efficiency and scalability of digital with the proximity and service of a physical presence, announces the closing of its second FIDC (Credit Rights Investment Fund). Agibank is a subsidiary of Agi Inc. (NYSE: AGBK) (“Agi”).
With a total volume of R$2.5 billion and a maximum term of 10 years, the proceeds raised will be used to fund the bank’s credit operations. This is Agibank’s second FIDC structuring, following the first transaction in May 2025, and represents another funding diversification lever to support the growth of the bank’s credit operations.
Backed by payroll-deductible loan contracts originated by Agibank, the transaction was distributed to the market and saw demand from professional investors. It was issued in a single tranche at a rate of CDI + 1.05% per year.
“We are a very active player in the Brazilian credit market and are becoming increasingly relevant. Issuances like this give us greater visibility and the access to funding required to scale in a segment in which we are specialists: secured lending for Brazilian consumers. Confidence from the market also allows us to capitalize on these opportunities regardless of the macroeconomic environment,” said Marcello Dubeux, Chief Financial Officer and Investor Relations Officer at Agi.
Agibank Asset Management acted as co-manager of the fund alongside Oliveira Trust, which was responsible for administration and management. The transaction received a ‘AAA.br’ credit rating from Moody’s.
“The structuring of our second FIDC, with a committed line of R$2.5 billion, is a milestone for our liabilities management. In a challenging environment in both the local and international markets, having this liquidity channel contracted and available is not only a safeguard but also a competitive advantage for Agi. It gives us the predictability needed to maintain our pace of credit origination,” said Glauber Correa, CEO of Agibank.
The transaction comes two months after Agi’s Initial Public Offering on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), capitalizing on the company’s growth momentum and delivery of sustainable results. Agibank’s total credit portfolio reached R$34.9 billion at the end of 2025, representing 44% growth during the year.
About Agi
Agi stands for a banking experience that welcomes and empowers all Brazilians through a business model that is unique in Brazil. Designed to serve a customer base that represents the majority of the Brazilian population, our model addresses needs that remain outside the priorities of traditional large banks and purely digital banks. We fill a gap in the market by serving, with quality and dignity, customers who are often overlooked.
Our hybrid model combines the best of both worlds: a fully digital bank that is light, fast, and easy to use, complemented by physical branches that offer a welcoming, agile, and accessible in-person experience for all Brazilians. We develop tailored solutions and provide a simple, inclusive customer journey for non-digital-native clients, creating a meaningful competitive advantage. This approach enables us to attract more customers, build long-lasting relationships, and strengthen our growth trajectory.
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