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Agi Inc. filings document a foreign private issuer whose disclosures center on Banco Agibank's Brazilian banking operations, consolidated financial statements and operating results. The company's Form 6-K reports include earnings releases, earnings presentations and financial statements prepared for interim and annual reporting periods, with information on revenue, loan portfolio activity, financial assets and liabilities, expected credit losses, taxes, contingencies and related-party matters.
The filing record also covers capital management, risk management, financial instruments, derivative hedges and funding arrangements. Material-event reports describe completed FIDC funding structures backed by payroll-deductible loans, while other disclosures identify Agi's NYSE listing, holding-company structure, banking subsidiary and recurring governance and capital-structure subjects relevant to its public-company reporting.
AGI Inc Chief Products Officer Daniel Monteiro de Farias reported a direct open-market purchase of 692.5208 Class A Common Shares at $7.22 per share. Following this transaction, his directly held position is 692.5208 shares.
The filing also lists 182,012 Class A Common Shares held indirectly through Agi Partners Limited, with de Farias disclaiming beneficial ownership of those shares except to the extent of any pecuniary interest.
Agi Inc., a technology-powered provider of specialized financial services in Brazil, released its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2026. Detailed financial statements and an earnings presentation are available on its investor relations website.
The company will host an earnings conference call at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (6:00 p.m. Brasilia time), accessible via Zoom and webcast through its investor relations page. Agi highlights a hybrid model that combines a fully digital bank with physical branches to serve a broad base of Brazilian customers often overlooked by traditional and purely digital banks.
AGI Inc reports strong 1Q26 operating growth, with active customers reaching 7.1 million, up 53% year over year and extending a 38% six‑year CAGR. The credit portfolio grew to R$35.5 billion, up 30% year over year, with 87% in secured loans.
Total revenues rose to R$2,996.6 million, a 24% year-over-year increase. Net interest income reached R$1,268.6 million, while the annualized net interest margin stayed at 15.0%. Net income was R$186.5 million, with management highlighting 1Q25 as an atypically strong comparator.
Asset quality remained contained, with NPLs over 90 days at 3.6% and a coverage ratio of 164.9%. Deposits climbed to R$39.3 billion, supported by growth and diversification between institutional and retail funding. Equity increased to R$4.7 billion, aided by IPO proceeds, and the Basel III capital adequacy ratio improved to 19.3%.
Agi Inc, a Brazil-focused financial services platform, reported solid business growth but weaker year-on-year profitability in 1Q26. Total revenues reached R$2,996.6 million, up 23.6% from 1Q25, while active clients grew 52.6% to 7.1 million.
Net income was R$186.5 million, down 47.7% versus 1Q25 but up 15.3% on a recurring basis from 4Q25, signaling a quarterly earnings recovery. The gross credit portfolio expanded 30.3% year-on-year to R$35,498.5 million, driven mainly by secured payroll loans.
Asset quality remained controlled, with NPLs over 90 days at 3.6% and a coverage ratio of 164.9%. Return on equity over the last twelve months was 26.1%. Following its NYSE IPO, Agi’s capital adequacy ratio improved to 19.3%, providing a stronger buffer for growth.
AGI Inc reports unaudited Q1 2026 results following its New York Stock Exchange IPO. Net income was R$186,535 thousand, down from R$356,469 thousand a year earlier, with basic and diluted earnings per share of R$1.39 versus R$2.78.
Total assets reached R$50,193,382 thousand, up from R$47,737,352 thousand, while equity increased to R$4,654,990 thousand from R$3,173,608 thousand, helped by the February 2026 IPO, which raised net proceeds of US$226,7 million (approximately R$1,239,6 million). The loan book at amortized cost grew to R$33,382,434 thousand, but expected credit losses charged to earnings rose to R$498,981 thousand from R$361,454 thousand, pressuring profitability. Independent auditors reviewed the interim IFRS financials and reported no material modifications were needed.
AGI Inc, a Cayman holding company for Brazilian lender Agibank Brazil, files its annual 20-F prepared under IFRS and presented in Brazilian reais. As of December 31, 2025 it had 58,700,711 Class A and 101,229,359 Class B common shares outstanding, reflecting a dual-class, controlled structure.
The report explains a 2026 IPO-related reorganization, where former Agibank Brazil shareholders contributed their shares in exchange for Class A and Class B stock, leaving 159,930,070 common shares outstanding and voting control with founder Marciano Testa. It highlights extensive dependence on agreements with Brazil’s social security agency INSS for payroll-deductible lending and benefit payment services, noting past temporary suspensions, new settlements that impose enhanced oversight, operational changes and refunds estimated at roughly US$6–8 million plus a R$1.0 million payment.
AGI also outlines new Brazilian rules capping credit-card and FGTS-backed lending economics, and structural changes to payroll-deductible loans that may increase friction and compliance costs. Management presents a non-IFRS profitability metric called Risk-Adjusted NIM and discloses a Net Promoter Score of 70 as of December 31, 2025, stressing both customer satisfaction and significant regulatory, concentration and interest-rate risks.
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.
AGI Inc (AGBK) Schedule 13G filed reporting a shared stake in Class A common shares. The filing states that Lumina FIP beneficially owns 8,045,726 Class A common shares, representing 13.70% of the Class A shares. Lumina Capital Management Ltda. is the investment manager and is included in a joint filing.
The ownership percentages are calculated using 58,700,711 Class A common shares outstanding as of February 10, 2026 per the company's final prospectus. The Reporting Persons disclaim ownership except to the extent of their pecuniary interest and have filed a Joint Filing Agreement.
AGI Inc director RIOS ROSA has filed an initial Form 3 ownership report for AGBK. This filing lists the insider as a director but does not show any reportable stock or derivative holdings and records no purchases, sales, or other transactions at this time.
AGI Inc Chairman and CEO Marciano Testa filed an initial ownership report showing indirect holdings of Class B shares that are convertible into Class A shares on a 1-for-1 basis. The filing lists 97,545,219 underlying Class A shares held through MT Capital Limited and 3,684,139 underlying Class A shares held through Testa Ventures, Yepidale International Ventures Limited and AGI Partners Limited, plus 1 additional underlying Class A share via AGI Partners Limited. Testa is the controlling shareholder of AGI Partners Limited and disclaims ownership of the Class A and Class B shares it holds except to the extent of his pecuniary interest.