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AXIA Energia S.A. filings document a Brazilian foreign private issuer whose American depositary shares represent common shares. The company's Form 6-K reports disclose electricity generation, transmission and commercialization information, including IFRS and regulatory results, energy trading, investments and expansion projects, indebtedness, cash flow, segment performance, operating costs, tax matters and ESG metrics.
Governance filings also include public policies and internal regulations for risk management, internal controls and board advisory committees. These materials describe committee structure for audit and risk, planning and projects, people and governance, legal affairs support and sustainability, with references to SEC, CVM, NYSE, Sarbanes-Oxley and B3 Novo Mercado requirements.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras (also referred to as AXIA Energia) has resubmitted the distance voting ballot for its Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting scheduled for April 15, 2026, at 2:00 p.m.
The updated ballot adds candidates nominated by holders of class “C” preferred shares for the general election of the Fiscal Council, following a notice to shareholders released the same day. Voting instructions already sent remain valid, and shareholders may submit or resubmit ballots until April 11, 2026, four days before the meeting. The company recommends using the same service provider if a ballot is resubmitted to avoid inconsistencies.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras, also referred to as AXIA Energia, reports a corporate restructuring move involving its stake in ISA Energia Brasil S.A. The company requested and obtained approval from ISA Energia’s board to convert 19,766,499 common shares it holds in ISA Energia into preferred shares.
The conversion uses a 1-to-1 ratio, with one preferred share issued for each common share, as allowed by ISA Energia’s by-laws. Management states that this transaction supports AXIA Energia’s goals of optimizing minority shareholdings, maintaining capital discipline, and simplifying its corporate structure.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras, through its AXIA Energia platform, completed a share purchase and sale agreement with ISA Energia Brasil to unwind interests in two transmission concessions. AXIA Energia and AXIA Energia Nordeste sold a 49% stake in IE Madeira to ISA Energia and AXIA Energia Nordeste acquired ISA Energia’s 51% stake in IE Garanhuns, with a payment of BRL 1.174 billion.
After these moves, AXIA Energia will hold 100% of IE Garanhuns, which has a concession running to December 2041, RAP of BRL 157.9 million for 2025/2026, 2025 EBITDA of BRL 134.2 million, and net debt of BRL 42.6 million. AXIA exits its minority position in IE Madeira, whose concession runs to February 2039 with RAP of BRL 760.7 million, 2025 EBITDA of BRL 660 million and net debt of BRL 588 million.
The company states that the transaction, which remains subject to customary market conditions and adjustments, aligns with AXIA Energia’s strategic plan to optimize minority interests, maintain capital discipline, and simplify its corporate structure.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras, through AXIA Energia Nordeste, secured 190.129 MW of firm capacity in Brazil’s 2026 Capacity Reserve Auction for the Luiz Gonzaga (Itaparica) hydro plant expansion.
The contract price is R$ 1,400,000 per MW per year, with supply starting on August 1, 2031 under a 15‑year term. The company plans to invest about R$ 1.0 billion to build a new generating unit, adding 246.6 MW of installed capacity at the plant. Management states that this result reinforces AXIA Energia’s leading role in renewable generation and its focus on disciplined capital allocation.
Brazilian Electric Power Co (Eletrobras) director Pedro Batista de Lima Filho filed an initial Form 3 listing indirect holdings in the company’s shares. The filing shows multiple managed accounts advised by Radar Gestora holding Common Shares, Class “B1” Preferred Shares and Class “C” Preferred Shares, for which he may be deemed an indirect beneficial owner, subject to pecuniary-interest disclaimers. It also reports 40,476 restricted stock units that are economically equivalent to Common Shares and reserved for the Board of Directors.
Brazilian Electric Power Co (Eletrobras) director Pedro Batista de Lima Filho filed an initial Form 3 listing indirect holdings in the company’s shares. The filing shows multiple managed accounts advised by Radar Gestora holding Common Shares, Class “B1” Preferred Shares and Class “C” Preferred Shares, for which he may be deemed an indirect beneficial owner, subject to pecuniary-interest disclaimers. It also reports 40,476 restricted stock units that are economically equivalent to Common Shares and reserved for the Board of Directors.
Brazilian Electric Power Co executive Rodrigo Limp Nascimento filed an initial ownership report listing his equity interests. He directly holds common shares, restricted stock units tied 1:1 to common shares, Class "C" preferred shares that automatically convert into common shares on a scheduled basis, and multiple tranches of stock options with an exercise price of R$42.00 per share that accrue 5% annual interest until exercise.
Brazilian Electric Power Co officer Juliano de Carvalho Dantas filed an initial Form 3 showing stock option holdings, not new trades. He reports two stock option awards over common shares: one covering 616,265 underlying shares and another covering 203,364 underlying shares, both with an exercise price of R$42.00 per share.
The options were granted under the company’s restricted share-based compensation program and vest over time, with one-third vesting three years from grant and the rest on the fourth and fifth anniversaries, subject to performance and other conditions. Vested options must be exercised within 120 days after each maturity period, and any resulting shares are subject to a 180-day lock-up during which they cannot be sold, transferred, or encumbered. The exercise price accrues 5% annual interest from grant to exercise, with possible adjustments.
Brazilian Electric Power Co director Vicente Falconi Campos filed an initial ownership report detailing his equity interests. He directly holds Class “B1” and Class “C” preferred shares, plus 40,476 restricted stock units that each equal one common share. Additional Class “B1” and Class “C” preferred shares are held indirectly through investment funds Startours FIA IE and Tuca FIA Responsabilidade Limitada, where he is a controlling shareholder but disclaims beneficial ownership beyond his economic interest. The Class “C” preferred shares automatically convert into common shares on a 1:1 basis, with 4% of originally issued Class “C” shares converting in each fiscal year from 2026 to 2030 and all remaining shares converting in fiscal year 2031, unless earlier redeemed.
BRAZILIAN ELECTRIC POWER CO executive Eduardo Haiama filed a Form 3 reporting initial holdings of stock options linked to common shares. The options cover 770,331 and 231,094 underlying common shares, issued under the company’s restricted share-based compensation program at an exercise price of R$42.00 per share.
Vesting is performance- and time-based: one-third vests three years from grant, with additional portions on the fourth and fifth anniversaries, subject to conditions. Vested options must be exercised within 120 days after each maturity period, and any shares received are subject to a 180-day lock-up. The exercise price accrues 5% annual interest from grant to exercise.
Brazilian Electric Power Co executive Ivan de Souza Monteiro filed an initial ownership report showing several types of equity in the company. He directly holds 192,519 Common Shares and 177,028 Restricted Stock Units, each RSU being the economic equivalent of one Common Share under the company’s compensation program.
He also holds Class "C" Preferred Shares convertible into 50,601 Common Shares at a 1:1 ratio, with automatic conversions scheduled between fiscal years 2026 and 2031. In addition, he has stock options over 1,453,527 underlying Common Shares at an exercise price of R$42.00 per share, which vest over years three to five, require exercise within 120 days after each maturity, and carry a 180-day lock-up after exercise while accruing 5% annual interest on the exercise price.