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Braskem S.A. furnished an update on the July 2026 positions of its management, board members, fiscal council, technical or advisory bodies and related persons in securities issued by Braskem and by Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras, in line with Article 11 of CVM Instruction/Resolution 44/2021.
The report lists opening and closing balances for common and preferred shares, Class “A” preferred shares, derivatives and certain fixed-income instruments. For Braskem, consolidated positions include 438,761,574 common shares and 123,055,912 Class “A” preferred shares, with balances unchanged over the period. For Petrobras, reported positions include 19,557 common shares, 12,702 preferred shares and 1 structured transaction certificate, also unchanged between opening and closing. Across all groups and entities covered, the disclosure states that no transactions involving securities or derivatives were executed in July 2026, so reported figures reflect holdings rather than trading activity.
Braskem S.A. furnishes an amended foreign issuer report summarizing, on a consolidated basis, the holdings and June 2026 trading activity in its securities by management, board members, fiscal council, technical or advisory bodies, controlling shareholders and related persons, in line with Article 11 of CVM Instruction/Resolution 44/2021.
The report lists opening and closing balances for Braskem common and Class “A” preferred shares, American depositary receipts, debentures and other instruments, and also for certain securities of Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras, including common, preferred and structured certificates. For each group, it indicates whether transactions in securities or derivatives occurred or if there were no such trades during June 2026. The report also includes a standard forward‑looking statements disclaimer referring investors to Braskem’s Form 20‑F risk disclosures.
Braskem S.A. responds to a request from B3 and the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission about media reports suggesting it is moving closer to judicial reorganization. The company explains it has retained financial and legal advisors and is evaluating alternatives to optimize its capital structure.
Braskem states it is in ongoing negotiations with holders and managers of its Senior Notes and Debentures, exchanging indicative, non-binding proposals for a potential capital structure reorganization, including possible capitalization and collateralization of assets. A court, within a Precautionary Injunctive Relief proceeding, ordered a 60-day stay of enforcement actions by certain creditors invited to mediation. Braskem emphasizes that no decision has been reached on the terms of any restructuring or on additional judicial or other measures and reiterates its commitment to pursue a consensual, orderly solution while maintaining normal operations.
Braskem S.A. provides a preliminary operational update for the second quarter of 2026, highlighting a volatile macro environment driven by Middle East conflict, higher oil and naphtha costs, and resulting increases in international resin and chemical prices.
In Brazil/South America, petrochemical cracker utilization stayed roughly stable versus 1Q26, while resin sales in the Brazilian market fell 2% quarter over quarter and 8% versus 2Q25 amid higher imports and inventory management. Resin export volumes declined, and domestic main chemicals sales softened, though exports of key chemicals rose sharply.
In the United States & Europe, polypropylene plant utilization decreased by 3 percentage points versus 1Q26 due to scheduled shutdowns, with flat overall PP sales as higher U.S. demand offset weaker Europe. In Mexico, polyethylene plant utilization dropped by 12 percentage points quarter over quarter under liquidity preservation measures, with PE sales down and ethane supplies from both imports and PEMEX lower. The company continues to monitor geopolitical and logistics risks affecting petrochemical spreads and pricing.
Braskem S.A. responds to a request from the Brazilian securities regulator about a press report on its negotiations with financial creditors. The company recalls it hired financial and legal advisors in September 2025 to evaluate alternatives to optimize its capital structure and has since been exchanging information and non-binding, indicative proposals with certain holders and managers of its Senior Notes and Debentures regarding a potential capital-structure reorganization.
Braskem notes that a São Paulo Judicial Reorganization Court granted precautionary injunctive relief, including a 60-day stay of enforcement actions by creditors invited to a mediation before the Wind Mediation Chamber. Proposals received so far contemplate a possible capitalization and the granting of security interests over assets, which remain under analysis. As of the date of the communication, no decision has been reached on restructuring terms, and the company states it is committed to pursuing a consensual, orderly solution while maintaining normal operations.
Braskem S.A. describes ongoing discussions with holders and managers of its senior notes and debentures regarding non-binding, indicative proposals for a potential reorganization of its capital structure. The company notes it previously hired specialized financial and legal advisors to evaluate alternatives to optimize its capital structure.
Braskem reports that a court in São Paulo granted Precautionary Injunctive Relief in proceedings filed by the company and certain subsidiaries, including a stay of enforcement actions and attachments by creditors invited to a mediation process before the Wind Mediation Chamber for a period of 60 days. The company states it continues to engage with creditor groups and remains committed to pursuing a consensual, structural and orderly solution with financial creditors while maintaining the continuity of its operations.
Braskem S.A. presents an updated 2026 corporate events calendar through a Form 6-K/A, scheduling disclosure of quarterly financial statements: the 1st quarter on May 13, 2026, the 2nd quarter on August 13, 2026, and the 3rd quarter on November 12, 2026.
The company plans to submit the management proposal and call notice for its 2026 Annual Shareholders’ Meeting on March 27, 2026, hold the meeting on April 29, 2026, and submit the minutes that same day. A public meeting with analysts is also to be defined for November 12, 2026.
The report reiterates a detailed forward-looking statements disclaimer, highlighting uncertainties including the impact of the geological event in Alagoas and COVID-19, and refers readers to its Form 20-F and subsequent Exchange Act reports for risk discussions.
BRASKEM SA reported that executive Alessandro de Castro Melo, serving as Eng/Tech&Innovation Officer, submitted an initial Form 3 statement of beneficial ownership as an officer of the company. The report does not list any insider stock transactions or derivative security positions.
Braskem S.A. furnished information for June 2026 on trading and holdings of its securities by management, board members, controlling shareholders and related parties, as required by Article 11 of CVM Resolution/Instruction #44/2021.
The report lists opening and closing balances of Braskem common and Class “A” preferred shares, American depositary receipts and certain derivatives, as well as positions in Petrobras shares, debentures and real estate receivables certificates held by related persons. For several groups, the document notes explicitly that no transactions in securities or derivatives were executed during June, with only balances disclosed. It also reiterates standard forward‑looking statement cautions, including references to the potential impact of the geological event in Alagoas, related legal proceedings and COVID‑19.
Braskem S.A. submitted a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer, providing an individual report of securities and derivatives positions and transactions in June 2026 under Article 11 of CVM Resolution #44/2021. The report focuses on holdings and movements in its Class “A” preferred shares, including shares held in treasury.
The company states that the only securities and derivatives operations were those listed in the accompanying table and includes a standard disclaimer about forward-looking statements, noting that future results may be affected by economic conditions, the geological event in Alagoas, related legal proceedings, and COVID-19 impacts.