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Braskem S.A. (BAK) furnished an update on its own securities and derivatives positions for August 2026, as required by Article 11 of CVM Resolution #44/2021. The company reports that the only operations with its securities and derivatives were those listed, involving Class “A” preferred shares held in treasury.
The report also reiterates that Braskem’s disclosures may include forward-looking statements subject to various risks and uncertainties, including references to a geological event in Alagoas and COVID-19, directing readers to its Form 20-F and subsequent Exchange Act reports for a more complete discussion of risk factors.
BRASKEM S.A. (BAK) reports, in a Form 6-K for September 2026, the consolidated information required by Article 11 of CVM Resolution 44/2021 on trading in securities issued by Braskem and by PETROLEO BRASILEIRO S.A. – PETROBRAS by management, controlling shareholders, related persons, fiscal council and technical or advisory bodies during August 2026.
The disclosure lists opening and closing balances and, where applicable, month trading for common shares, Class “A” preferred shares and several debt and receivables certificates, and repeatedly states that no transactions involving securities and derivatives were executed in various categories. The report also includes a standard forward‑looking statements disclaimer signed by the chief financial officer.
Braskem S.A. (BAK) announced an amendment to a related-party natural gas supply agreement between its wholly owned subsidiary Voqen Energia Ltda. and Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras. The amendment extends the contract term from December 31, 2026 to December 31, 2029 under a firm and non-flexible supply modality.
The traded natural gas volume over the contractual horizon will range from 300,000 m³/day to 1,000,000 m³/day, with delivery at the entrance of the TBG, TAG and NTS transportation networks. The estimated contract value after signing the amendment is BRL 1,850,000,000.00. The transaction was reviewed by Voqen’s governance bodies and Braskem’s committees and Board of Directors, including board members who are also executive officers of Petrobras.
Braskem S.A. (BAK) reports that the 2nd Bankruptcy and Judicial Reorganization Court of São Paulo has granted the processing of an extrajudicial reorganization proceeding for the company and certain subsidiaries. The court decision ratifies a 120-day suspension of enforcement actions and related measures by creditors subject to the proceeding, including lawsuits, bankruptcies and asset seizures, under Brazilian Law No. 11,101/05. Braskem and the affected subsidiaries have 90 days to demonstrate that the creditor quorum required to confirm the extrajudicial reorganization plan has been reached. The company states it will keep the market informed of material developments.
BRASKEM SA (BAK) announced a related-party transaction with co-controlling shareholder Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras to expand Braskem’s commercial credit limit for feedstock purchases. The limit rises from R$ 350 million to R$ 2.35 billion, subject to fiduciary guarantees and other risk-mitigation mechanisms.
The arrangement is effective until December 31, 2026, with effects lasting until the invoices issued during the term mature. Guarantees include fiduciary assignment of around R$ 1 billion per month in client receivables, a pledged escrow account with a R$ 300 million minimum retention and a R$ 150 million minimum balance condition, and fiduciary assignment of CIDE tax credits. Petrobras may suspend the limit or accelerate obligations upon specified default and insolvency events. Braskem states the transaction was evaluated under its Related Party Transactions Policy and considered consistent with market conditions.
BRASKEM S.A. (BAK) reports that its board approved and the company filed a request for Extrajudicial Reorganization on August 24, 2026, with the 2nd Bankruptcy and Judicial Reorganization Court of São Paulo, as part of an ongoing capital structure Restructuring with financial creditors.
The company states that unsecured creditors representing 39.6% of the Subject Claims have agreed to participate in the filed extrajudicial reorganization plan, a level sufficient to submit the petition. Filing immediately suspends the enforceability of the Debtors’ obligations related to the Subject Claims.
The plan sets parameters for an Updated Plan to be negotiated and presented within 90 days, including amendment and extension of obligations (with a relief period and possible interest capitalization), potential liquidity support from main shareholders, possible equity capital contributions or backstops, and potential equitization of part of the Subject Claims. Braskem states there is still no decision on final restructuring terms and emphasizes its commitment to pursuing a consensual solution while maintaining normal operations.
BRASKEM S.A. (BAK) reports that it and several Dutch and U.S. finance subsidiaries have filed an Extrajudicial Restructuring Plan in Brazil for their unsecured financial debt. The group cites a significant liquidity crisis driven by a prolonged global petrochemical downcycle, obligations linked to the Alagoas geological event, higher operating costs, and geopolitical volatility.
The plan is an initial standstill: enforceability and payments of unsecured financial claims (“Subject Claims”) are suspended for up to 90 days from the Brazilian filing date while Braskem negotiates an “Updated Plan” with creditors and main shareholders Shine I FIP and Petrobras. Creditors already signing represent more than one‑third of Subject Claims, and Braskem aims to reach a majority within the same 90‑day window under Brazilian Bankruptcy Law.
The Updated Plan is expected to define new terms for all Subject Claims, including maturity extensions and possible payment‑in‑kind interest during a defined Relief Period, potential subordinated liquidity support and equity capital commitments by main shareholders to meet agreed Minimum Metrics, and possible partial debt‑to‑equity conversion. Intercompany claims are subordinated to Subject Claims, and negative covenants restrict dividends, non‑ordinary‑course asset sales and other actions without majority signatory‑creditor consent. Parallel Chapter 15 recognition in the U.S. (and other foreign procedures) is sought to give cross‑border effect to the Brazilian process.
BRASKEM SA (BAK) reports that Braskem and several affiliated entities have filed an amended petition in a São Paulo court to seek recuperação extrajudicial (out-of-court restructuring) of their financial unsecured debt and to obtain a stay period suspending actions and executions against them. The group has negotiated an extrajudicial recovery plan with creditors whose claims represent 39.6% of the covered financial claims and commits to seek majority creditor support within 90 days. The filing states that the plan targets only financial unsecured claims, excluding operational debts to customers, suppliers and other commercial partners. Total debts covered by the restructuring framework are R$ 187.07 billion, including R$ 56.48 billion of covered financial claims and R$ 130.60 billion of intercompany obligations. Braskem requests confirmation that the stay also prevents setoff of bank deposits, noting that contractual setoff clauses could otherwise affect more than R$ 400 million of its cash.
BRASKEM S.A. (BAK) reports that its Board of Directors held an extraordinary, non-presential meeting on August 24, 2026, with all board members participating. The meeting was chaired by Magda Maria de Regina Chambriard, with Lilian Bruno acting as secretary, and the minutes were approved and signed by all attending directors.
The company reiterates standard cautionary language regarding forward-looking statements, noting that its expectations depend on economic conditions, industry factors and operating assumptions, and may be affected by events such as the geological event in Alagoas, related legal proceedings, and COVID-19. The report is signed by Chief Financial Officer Carlos Augusto Machado Pereira de Almeida Brandão.
Braskem S.A. (BAK) reports that, in connection with its previously announced request for an out-of-court reorganization with certain subsidiaries (“Extrajudicial Reorganization”), it shared non-public information about Braskem and its subsidiaries with certain holders and investment managers of its senior notes and debentures during plan negotiations.
Under confidentiality agreements signed in August 2026, Braskem is now publicly disclosing this previously shared information via documents posted on its website to satisfy those contractual obligations and applicable regulations. Braskem states it will continue to inform the market of any material developments related to the reorganization and provides investor relations contact details and a standard warning regarding forward-looking statements and related risks.