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AXIA Energia S.A. director Corso Matte Ana Silvia reported open-market purchases of 2,000 common shares. On May 8, 2026, 1,000 shares were bought indirectly through a spouse at about $11.20 per share and 1,000 shares were bought directly at about $11.19 per share.
The filing shows 1,000 common shares held indirectly by spouse and 13,200 common shares held directly following these transactions. The reported U.S. dollar prices reflect conversion from Brazilian real purchase prices of $58.83 and $58.80 per share using a 5.2540 BRL per USD exchange rate.
Axia Energia S.A. files a Form 6-K presenting Edition 9.0 of its Risk Management and Internal Controls Policy, effective April 30, 2026 and valid for five years. The policy defines how the company identifies, assesses, treats, monitors and communicates risks across its operations.
It formalizes a risk appetite statement, adopts the Three Lines Model, and details responsibilities for the Board of Directors, Executive Board, Audit and Risk Committee, Fiscal Council, risk owner areas, control owner areas and Internal Audit. The framework is aligned with Brazilian anti-corruption laws, FCPA, Sarbanes-Oxley sections 302 and 404, COSO, ISO 31000, IBGC governance guides and B3 Novo Mercado rules, and it revokes the prior policy approved in December 2025.
Axia Energia S.A. is updating and formalizing unified internal regulations for its Board of Directors’ advisory committees and disclosing them to investors. The rules cover five committees: Audit and Risk, Planning and Projects, People and Governance, Legal Affairs Support, and Sustainability.
The document sets how committees are composed (3 to 5 members, with independent majorities and fully independent members in key committees), their terms, reappointment limits, and coordination. It details meeting procedures, documentation, performance evaluations, and support from the Governance Secretariat.
Annexes specify the duties of each committee, including oversight of audits, internal controls, risk management, strategy, capital structure, M&A, governance, succession, legal disputes, and sustainability/ESG matters. The new regulations were approved by the Board of Directors in Resolution No. 052/2026 and took effect the same day.
AXIA Energia’s 6-K provides a dense operational snapshot of its Brazilian power portfolio and grid investments. The company reports total installed capacity of 44,026 MW and total physical guarantee of 21,444 MW for 2026 across its AXIA Energia, Norte, Nordeste and Sul platforms. Detailed tables break down hydraulic, wind and solar plants by concession terms, physical guarantees and 1Q26 generation in MWh, as well as generation losses by region.
The filing lists ACR regulated contracts and availability agreements, showing contracted volumes in MW average and indexed prices in BRL/MWh, alongside 1Q26 energy sold and energy purchased for resale. An energy balance table presents own resources, purchases, contracted sales ranges and estimated uncontracted energy percentages for 2026–2028.
AXIA also discloses 1Q26 investments totaling BRL 1,354,948,750, mainly in transmission expansion and reinforcements, plus environmental and infrastructure projects. Extensive RAP tables outline transmission revenues under renewed and bidding contracts and a multi‑year pipeline of large reinforcement and improvement projects. From 2Q26, this operational appendix will be discontinued, with its data moved into the quarterly Modeling Guide spreadsheet.
AXIA Energia reported much stronger results for 1Q26, helped by higher energy margins and lower non-manageable costs. Net operating revenue rose to R$ 12.7 billion, up 22.1% year over year, while adjusted regulatory net operating revenue reached R$ 11.6 billion, up 19.7%.
Adjusted regulatory EBITDA climbed 60.0% to R$ 8.6 billion, driven mainly by the generation segment, where the contribution margin jumped to R$ 5.98 billion from R$ 2.53 billion. The ACL and short-term markets delivered a unit margin of R$ 171/MWh and a contribution margin of R$ 4.60 billion.
Under IFRS, adjusted net income swung to a R$ 3.71 billion profit from a R$ 80 million loss in 1Q25, despite lower transmission margins caused by a new R$ 725 million regulatory restitution provision. Net debt stood at R$ 46.0 billion, with adjusted net debt at 1.9x adjusted LTM EBITDA, as the company invested R$ 1.36 billion mainly in transmission expansion and reinforcements.
AXIA Energia S.A. reports that its Board of Directors approved the allocation of up to BRL 4 billion as a budget for potential redemption of Class “C” preferred shares (PNC) during the 2026 fiscal year. This amount is described as a budgetary estimate, not a binding obligation, and there is no approved redemption amount or schedule yet. Any actual redemption or conversion of PNC shares will require separate Board approvals, after operational procedures and timelines are defined with B3 S.A. – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão. The company notes this is a pioneering transaction and does not expect the first conversion and/or compulsory redemption to use the full BRL 4 billion allocation.
AXIA Energia S.A. announced the start of a structured CEO succession process approved by its Board of Directors. The plan is built around the scheduled end of current CEO Ivan de Souza Monteiro’s term on April 30, 2027, and follows the company’s bylaws.
From June 1, 2026, AXIA will create a temporary Executive Vice Presidency, reporting to the CEO and led by Élio Wolff, currently Vice President of Strategy and Business Development. Several operational and commercial vice presidencies will report to this new role during the transition, while Governance and Sustainability, Finance and Investor Relations, and Legal will continue reporting directly to the CEO.
The Strategy and Business Development vice presidency will be dissolved on June 1, 2026, with its responsibilities split between Finance and Investor Relations and Learning, People and Services. All vice presidencies are scheduled to revert to reporting directly to the CEO on May 1, 2027, completing the transition. AXIA frames this process as reinforcing long-term strategy, governance, disciplined capital allocation and reliable operations, supported by a specialized consulting firm.
AXIA Energia S.A. reports the expiration of the appraisal rights period for its Class A1 and B1 preferred shares as part of its migration to the Novo Mercado of B3. Only one dissenting shareholder, holding 20 PNB1 shares, exercised appraisal rights.
The redemption value was set at R$ 40.6218599632 per PNB1 share, totaling R$ 812.44 to be paid by the company. Management states that this payment does not affect AXIA Energia’s financial stability and will not trigger a new general meeting to reconsider the preferred share conversion. Payment is expected on May 8, 2026.
AXIA Energia S.A. agreed to sell its entire 49% minority stakes in four electric power transmission special purpose entities to GEBBRAS Participações Ltda. for BRL 451.5 million.
The divested SPEs operate about 1,086 km of transmission lines with concession terms running between 2039 and 2040. For 2027, the assets are estimated to generate net revenue of BRL 218 million and EBITDA of BRL 176 million, with net debt projected at BRL 414 million in 2025. The company states that this transaction supports its strategic focus on optimizing minority interests, maintaining capital discipline, and simplifying its corporate structure.