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Azul S.A. convenes an all‑virtual annual general meeting on April 30, 2026 to approve 2025 financial statements, allocate results, and set 2026 management compensation. Shareholders may attend via digital platform or vote through a remote ballot or ADS voting instructions.
For 2025, Azul reports net income of BRL 124.9 million, which will fully offset part of large accumulated losses, reducing the loss balance to about BRL 34.7 billion. No dividends or interest on equity will be paid because the profit is entirely absorbed by past losses.
Management proposes ordinary cash compensation for directors, the Strategy Committee and executive officers of about BRL 39.1 million for 2026, plus substantial equity incentives under a 2026 restricted share and option plan covering up to 7% of share capital. The estimated accounting expense for these grants brings total proposed global compensation to roughly BRL 299.0 million, to be settled in treasury shares or new shares rather than cash.
Shareholders holding at least 2% of common shares may request installation of a Fiscal Council, although the board argues existing Strategy and Audit Committees already cover oversight and that a Fiscal Council would add cost without extra benefit.
Azul S.A. director David Neeleman received a stock option that vested immediately and was exercisable at a nominal price of R$1.00 per share. He exercised the option and received common shares (the “Relevant Shares”), then immediately disposed of all of those shares as a bona fide gift for nil consideration, representing 0.33% of Azul’s common shares outstanding on that date.
Shareholders approved a 150,000 to 1 reverse share split, expected to be effective as of April 20, 2026. After this reverse split, the Relevant Shares are expected to equal 1,216,241 common shares. Following these transactions, Neeleman directly holds 25,958,221 common shares and indirectly holds 390,218 common shares through Saleb II Founder 1 LLC, which he wholly owns and controls.
Azul S.A. reports record 4Q25 results and completion of a comprehensive Chapter 11 restructuring. Total operating revenue reached R$5.8 billion, up 4.6% year over year, while EBITDA rose to an all‑time high of R$2.1 billion with a 36.9% margin.
Operating income grew to R$1.4 billion with a 24.5% margin, but the quarter still showed a net loss of R$1.7 billion. Full‑year 2025 net loss narrowed sharply to R$224.7 million from R$8.1 billion in 2024, helped by a 66.9% improvement in net financial results.
Through the restructuring, Azul reduced loans and financing by about R$6.7 billion and aircraft lease liabilities by more than R$9.8 billion versus 2024 and targets net leverage below 2.5x after emergence, compared with 4.8x at 4Q25. It also issued US$1.375 billion in Senior Notes and US$850 million in equity, with an additional US$100 million expected after regulatory approval, and ended 4Q25 with immediate liquidity of R$3.7 billion, or 17.1% of last twelve months’ revenue.
Azul S.A. outlines its outlook for 2026 following the completion of its Chapter 11 restructuring, emphasizing a stronger capital structure and lower structural costs. The company expects annual interest expenses in 2026 to be more than 50% lower than pre-restructuring projections, reflecting renegotiated and simplified debt.
Azul also projects a reduction of approximately one third in recurring aircraft leasing expenses versus pre-restructuring estimates. Together, these changes are expected to generate about R$ 2.2 billion in recurring annual savings, supporting more predictable cash flow and long-term deleveraging.
In line with its restructuring business plan, Azul plans a disciplined capacity strategy, including a 1% reduction in domestic capacity in 2Q26 year-over-year to prioritize profitability and cash generation. The company has discontinued prior projections in other materials and reiterates that all outlooks are subject to market, regulatory, and competitive uncertainties.
Azul S.A. has approved a new share buyback program authorizing the repurchase of up to 2.5% of its outstanding common shares. After the recently approved reverse stock split, this represents approximately 9,121,804 common shares. The program may run for up to 18 months from the approval date.
The company intends to use repurchased shares for potential cancellation, future resale, or allocation to share-based compensation plans, all without reducing its capital stock. Management states the goal is to optimize the capital structure, potentially lower its average cost of capital, and mitigate dilution, using available cash and capital reserves.
Azul S.A. reports that shareholders approved a major reverse stock split, combining 150,000 existing common shares into one new share, with no change to total share capital. The reverse split becomes effective on April 20, 2026.
Shareholders whose holdings are not multiples of 150,000 may adjust positions via market trades on B3 until April 17, 2026. After the split, Azul’s shares will trade only on a post-split basis, the standard lot will change from 1,000,000 to 100 shares, and the B3 ticker will switch from AZUL53 to AZUL3.
Azul S.A. held an extraordinary shareholders meeting on March 25, 2026, where all management proposals were approved with the requisite common share votes. The company’s bylaws were amended to state capital stock of R$21,756,852,177.39, divided into 364,872,345 common shares, all registered and without par value.
Azul expects a reverse share split to become effective on April 20, 2026, when its common shares will trade on B3 on an as reverse split basis. From that date, the standard trading lot will be reduced from 1,000,000 to 100 common shares, and the trading factor will become one common share. The B3 ticker will change from AZUL53 to AZUL3.
Holders of common shares in Brazil who currently own fewer than 150,000 shares have until April 17, 2026 to consolidate fractions or increase their holdings to at least 150,000 shares, otherwise they would no longer hold any common shares after the effective date. The company plans a separate announcement for American depositary shares in due course.
AZUL SA filed an initial insider ownership report for John S. Slattery, who serves as an officer titled "Member of Strategy Committee." This Form 3 does not list any buy, sell, or other share transactions, indicating that only his insider status and role are being recorded.
AZUL SA filed an initial insider ownership report for Jon Zinman, who serves as an officer and Member of the Strategy Committee. This Form 3 does not list any common stock or derivative holdings and shows no reported insider transactions at this time.
AZUL SA filed an initial ownership report for Chief Financial Officer Alexandre Wagner Malfitani. This Form 3 identifies him as an officer of the company but does not list any specific share holdings or recent transactions. It is a baseline disclosure of his status as an insider for future reporting.