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Azul S.A. reports that its board of directors approved a primary public equity offering in Brazil of 723,861,340,715 new common shares and 723,861,340,715 new preferred shares. The shares are priced at R$ 0.00013527 per common share and R$ 0.01014509 per preferred share, for total gross proceeds of R$ 7,441,550,992.27.
The transaction is an integral part of Azul’s restructuring plan under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and is intended to capitalize certain company indebtedness, including mandatory equitization of senior secured notes, through the issuance of equity. Existing shareholders in Brazil were granted priority rights to subscribe on a pro rata basis, while ADR holders are excluded from the priority offer and may only participate directly in Brazilian shares if they qualify as professional investors.
The shares, ADRs and subscription warrants related to this transaction are being offered in Brazil and privately placed outside Brazil under exemptions from U.S. registration, and are not registered under the U.S. Securities Act or other U.S. securities laws.