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Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K summarizing minutes of an extraordinary Board of Directors meeting held on May 06, 2026, conducted in a non-presential format. All directors attended, with the Chairperson leading the session and Lilian Bruno serving as secretary.
The board considered materials previously provided through the company’s governance portal and unanimously approved a resolution, though specific details of the decision are not described in the excerpt. The document also lists the company’s executive officers and includes a standard cautionary statement about forward-looking statements related to legal proceedings and broader economic and industry conditions.
Braskem S.A. reports preliminary operational data for the first quarter of 2026, noting that the conflict in the Middle East did not materially impact results. The macro backdrop was moderate global growth with gradual disinflation and higher energy-price volatility.
In Brazil/South America, petrochemical cracker utilization rose by 10 percentage points versus 4Q25, driven by normalized operations at the Bahia complex and inventory buildup ahead of a Rio Grande do Sul shutdown. Resin sales in the Brazilian market grew 5%, while resin exports fell 17% as volumes were redirected domestically.
Main chemicals sales in Brazil increased 5% quarter over quarter, but exports dropped 25% and were 39% lower than 1Q25 due to prioritizing the local market. Green ethylene utilization declined 3 percentage points versus 4Q25 and 23 versus 1Q25, with green resin volumes down 50% and 32%, respectively, reflecting seasonal demand, destocking and weaker macro conditions.
In the United States and Europe, polypropylene plant utilization increased 8 percentage points versus 4Q25 and 5 versus 1Q25, with PP sales up 3% on stronger European demand. In Mexico, polyethylene plant utilization fell 30 percentage points versus 4Q25 and 24 versus 1Q25 as ethane imports averaged 17.8 thousand barrels per day versus 29.4 in 4Q25 and PEMEX supply decreased, driving PE sales declines of 37% quarter over quarter and 25% year over year.
Braskem S.A. describes a new shareholders’ agreement under which Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras and Shine I FIP will jointly control the company once a pending share transaction closes, subject to conditions including judicial approvals.
The agreement requires consensus between Petrobras and FIP on all Board of Directors and Shareholders’ Meeting resolutions and allows each to appoint an equal number of directors and executive officers. It runs for 30 years from closing and can terminate early if their combined stake drops below 50% of common shares or if FIP transfers at least 5% of common shares to third parties. The pact also sets rights of first refusal and tag-along, a lock-up on FIP’s stake tied to Braskem reaching a Net Debt/EBITDA ratio of 2.5 or lower for three consecutive quarters, and a commitment to seek listing on B3’s Novo Mercado after that financial target is met.
Braskem S.A. furnished a Form 6-K to share a detailed final voting map from its Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meetings held on April 29, 2026. The filing lists, for each agenda item, how individual shareholders voted and the number of common and preferred shares attached to those votes.
The disclosure covers votes on the 2025 financial statements, management’s report and accounts, board of directors’ election mechanics (including cumulative and separate voting requests), Fiscal Council elections, and 2026 global compensation for administrators and Fiscal Council members. It also notes that certain votes tied to 6,904,683 common shares and over 25 million preferred shares on specific board slate items were disregarded after replacement of candidates.
Braskem S.A. shareholders approved the company’s 2025 accounts and confirmed its governance slate at the April 29, 2026 Ordinary General Meeting. Investors endorsed the 2025 financial statements and management’s report with approvals representing around 84.6% of share capital, signaling broad support for the year’s results and oversight.
Shareholders elected the proposed board of directors slate, including Magda Maria de Regina Chambriard as chair and Héctor Núñez as vice-chair, with approvals representing up to 87.0% of share capital. The meeting also set the global annual compensation for directors and Fiscal Council members for the 2026 fiscal year, again passing with strong majorities.
Additional votes addressed Brazilian corporate law mechanisms, such as cumulative voting, separate elections for board and Fiscal Council seats by minority holders, and the nomination of preferred-shareholder representatives, reflecting active participation in the company’s governance structure.
The company held its annual general meeting in April 2026, approving the 2025 financial statements and management accounts despite a substantial loss. For the year ended December 31, 2025, it reported a net loss of R$ 9,879,465,238.91, increasing accumulated losses to R$ 23,901,578,923.33, all recorded under “Accumulated Losses.”
The Fiscal Council endorsed the accounts after reviewing the independent auditor KPMG’s opinion, which included an emphasis of matter on material uncertainty related to the action plans underlying the company’s ability to continue as a going concern. Shareholders also elected a new Board of Directors and Fiscal Council, confirmed the chair and vice-chair of the board, and approved aggregate 2026 compensation of up to R$ 85,507,940.81 for officers and Fiscal Council members.
Braskem S.A. is calling an exclusively digital Extraordinary General Meeting for May 28, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. via Webex. Shareholders will vote on an extensive reformulation and consolidation of the company’s bylaws tied to a new shareholders’ agreement and updated governance practices.
The agenda includes aligning the bylaws with new board and executive structure rules, formalizing several board committees, potentially shortening the current Executive Board term so future terms match the Board of Directors’ two-year mandate, electing new board members, and replacing effective and alternate members of the Fiscal Council. Detailed instructions are provided for remote voting, digital participation and documentation requirements.
Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K outlining the remote voting procedures and agenda for an Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting to be held on May 28, 2026 at 3 p.m., in an exclusively digital format. The filing explains how shareholders of all classes (BRKM3, BRKM5, BRKM6) can complete and submit a remote voting ballot.
Shareholders are asked to vote on extensive amendments to the bylaws to clarify wording, renumber provisions, and incorporate a new shareholders’ agreement and updated governance practices. These include revised rules for the general meeting, the Board of Directors and Executive Board, and the formal inclusion of several board committees.
The ballot also covers consolidation of the bylaws, potential alignment of the Executive Board’s term with the Board of Directors, requests for cumulative voting, and the election of a single slate of board members, including independent directors. Deadlines and documentation requirements for valid remote voting are detailed.
Braskem S.A. is calling an exclusively digital extraordinary general meeting for May 28, 2026 to overhaul its bylaws and governance following a proposed shareholding transaction. The transaction would transfer to a fund (FIP) class A common and preferred shares representing about 50.1108% of common shares, 13.7060% of class A preferred shares and 34.3234% of total capital, under conditions precedent including judicial authorizations.
The meeting will vote on bylaw changes to reflect a new shareholders’ agreement between Petrobras and the FIP, creating balanced governance with consensus-based decisions and equal board and executive nominations. Proposals include extending the minimum notice period for shareholder meetings to 30 days, redefining powers of the general meeting, board and executive officers, requiring at least three independent directors, and setting the executive board at eight statutory officers with two-year terms aligned to the board’s term.
Shareholders will also elect a new slate of eleven board members and alternates for a term running to the annual meeting that will review the 2027 financial statements, authorize the board to bring forward the end of the current executive board term to synchronize mandates, and replace certain effective and alternate members of the fiscal council. Class A and B preferred shares will vote together with common shares at this meeting. Detailed participation rules are provided for remote voting ballots and Webex access, including documentation and deadlines.
Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K announcing an extraordinary general meeting to be held digitally on May 28, 2026, at 3 p.m. via Webex. Shareholders will vote on a broad reformulation of the bylaws, including wording updates, alignment with a new shareholders' agreement, and formalizing several governance committees as statutory bodies.
The agenda also includes consolidating the amended bylaws, aligning the two-year term of the Executive Board with the Board of Directors' term starting from the April 29, 2026 AGM, and replacing effective and alternate members of the Fiscal Council. The notice details participation rules, remote voting by ballot, and documentation required to access the digital platform under CVM Resolution 81.