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Braskem S.A. filed a report as a foreign private issuer to inform shareholders that its Annual General Meeting is scheduled for April 29, 2026, following its Annual Corporate Events Calendar. The company notes that detailed participation guidelines and formal meeting materials will be provided later, within the required legal timeframe and regulations. Shareholders can request further information from Braskem’s Investor Relations team by phone or email.
Braskem S.A. submitted a Form 6-K to furnish its updated April 2025 Code of Conduct, setting out ethics, integrity and transparency standards for all team members, leaders, advisors and third parties. The code details responsibilities for knowing the rules, completing mandatory training, protecting company assets and information, and reporting suspected violations in good faith through leaders, Compliance or a 24/7 anonymous Ethics Line across multiple countries.
The document reinforces zero tolerance for corruption, facilitation payments and money laundering, prohibits political contributions with company resources, and regulates business courtesies, donations and sponsorships. It addresses health, safety and environmental duties, bans harassment and discrimination, and requires fair dealings with shareholders, investors, communities, public agents, related parties and competitors. Violations can lead to disciplinary measures, civil or criminal liability, and reputational damage. The filing also includes a standard forward-looking statements disclaimer highlighting legal, economic and operational risk factors.
Braskem S.A. disclosed a related-party transaction involving a long-term utilities supply agreement with Distribuidora de Águas Camaçari S.A. (DAC). Braskem will supply electric power, steam, service air, instrument air and clarified water from its Camaçari, Bahia plant to DAC, also in Camaçari, from January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2030, for a total amount of up to R$97 million.
The contract sets specific volumes for each utility and includes detailed termination events, such as uncured default, breaches of anti-corruption or confidentiality obligations, prolonged force majeure and termination without cause, which carries a penalty equal to 100% of the outstanding balance. Braskem states that pricing reflects market conditions and that the arrangement is expected to generate positive margins based on the operational rate and generation capacity of its plants. The company also notes that the counterparty and its partners or managers did not take part in Braskem’s decision-making process or negotiations.
Braskem S.A. filed an update explaining that its subsidiary Braskem Idesa has been in discussions with certain holders and investment managers of its outstanding 7.450% Senior Secured Notes due 2029 and 6.990% Senior Secured Notes due 2032 about a possible reorganization of Braskem Idesa’s capital structure. Under confidentiality agreements signed on December 18, 2025, Braskem Idesa shared non-public information with these investors and is now releasing all material shared information on its and Braskem’s websites.
The filing states that Braskem Idesa and the investors exchanged proposals for the potential restructuring, but Braskem Idesa did not agree to the investors’ proposal and no agreement or transaction has been reached to date. Materials made available include projections through 2033 for prices, supply, costs, production, ethane and polyethylene use, and financial indicators, which are described as hypothetical, subject to significant risks and uncertainties, and explicitly not to be taken as guidance.
Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K providing its December 2025 management and related persons’ trading report under Brazilian CVM Instruction 358. The company states that no transactions involving its securities or derivatives were executed in that month by management, the board of directors, the fiscal council, technical or advisory bodies, controlling shareholders or related groups. The consolidated form lists opening and closing balances, including 226,334,623 common shares and 79,182,498 class A preferred shares. The report also repeats a forward-looking statements disclaimer, highlighting risks related to the geological event in Alagoas and the impacts of COVID-19.
Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer mainly to report its dealings in its own securities during December 2025 under Brazilian securities rules. The company indicates that the only operations with securities and derivatives for the month were those listed in the attached tables, focusing on its Class "A" preferred shares held in treasury and traded during the period, in line with Article 11 of CVM Instruction 358, as amended by Instruction 568.
The report is signed by the Chief Financial Officer, confirming the company’s responsibility for the information. It also includes an extensive forward-looking statement disclaimer, noting that statements about future performance, legal proceedings related to the geological event in Alagoas, and the effects of COVID-19 are subject to various risks and uncertainties and may differ materially from current expectations.
Braskem S.A. reported that credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has revised the company’s global corporate credit rating to CC. A CC rating typically signals very high credit risk, meaning the agency sees the company’s debt as being under significant pressure.
Braskem states that it remains committed to its stakeholders and is focusing on resilience and transformation initiatives. The company aims to mitigate the significant effects of the prolonged global downturn in the petrochemical industry and to strengthen the competitiveness of the Brazilian chemical sector.
Braskem S.A. discloses new long-term related-party contracts with Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras, a shareholder with significant influence, covering the supply and storage of petrochemical naphtha in Brazil. From January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2030, Braskem will buy naphtha from Petrobras for its São Paulo Petrochemical Complex in annual volumes between 1,500,000 and 1,700,000 tons, with pricing based on international references and the option to negotiate extra volumes.
Additional purchase agreements cover naphtha supplied via maritime transport for the Bahia and Rio Grande do Sul complexes, with contractual volumes between 280,000 and 2,016,000 tons per year, and a separate contract for the Rio Grande do Sul plant via REFAP with stepped annual volumes from 100,000 up to 300,000 tons. A storage agreement allocates REFAP tank space for naphtha owned by Braskem, starting at 80,000 m³ and later decreasing to 36,000 m³. Braskem states that Petrobras and its managers did not take part in Braskem’s decision process or negotiations and that pricing is referenced to international markets.
Braskem S.A. filed a Form 6-K describing new related-party supply contracts with Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras, a shareholder with significant influence over Braskem. The companies agreed on three long-term contracts for Petrobras to supply polymer-grade propylene from the Duque de Caxias (REDUC), Capuava (RECAP) and Alberto Pasqualini (REFAP) refineries.
The contracts run from May 18, 2026 to April 30, 2031, with pricing based on international price references. Contracted volumes include up to 100,000 tons per year from REDUC and up to 140,000 tons per year from RECAP, while REFAP volumes will follow specific provisions in the agreements. The contracts allow negotiation of additional volumes and possible transfer of obligations between existing propylene contracts. Braskem states that Petrobras and its management did not participate in Braskem’s internal decision process or negotiations as its representatives, and management justifies the terms as purchases at international prices.
Braskem S.A. reports new related-party supply contracts with shareholder Petrobras covering key feedstocks and hydrogen through 2036. Braskem will buy ethane and propane from Petrobras from January 1, 2026 to December 31, 2036, with prices referenced to international benchmarks. Contracted volumes are 580,000 tons per year of ethylene equivalent from 2026–2028, rising to 725,000 tons per year from 2029–2036, to meet demand at Braskem’s Rio de Janeiro petrochemical plant and its planned ethylene and polyethylene capacity expansion project.
Petrobras may choose to supply only ethane; if it does, Braskem will buy an additional 60,000 tons per year of propene for the period this option is used. A second contract covers Petrobras’ purchase of 3,060 tons per year of hydrogen from Braskem over the same 2026–2036 term, with the possibility of additional volumes by mutual agreement and with either party able to terminate hydrogen obligations from 2029 onward. Braskem states Petrobras and its management did not take part in Braskem’s internal decision-making or negotiations.