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The EBR SEC filings page aggregates regulatory documents for Brazilian Electric Power Company (EBR), identified in filings as Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras and AXIA Energia. These filings, primarily on Form 6-K and Form 25, provide detailed insight into the company’s corporate purpose, capital structure, share classes, shareholder decisions and listing status of its American Depositary Shares.
Through its Form 6-K reports, the company furnishes minutes of Extraordinary General Meetings, consolidated voting maps and notices to shareholders. These documents explain how shareholders approved the creation of new preferred share classes (PNA1, PNB1, PNR and PNC), mandatory conversions of existing preferred shares, compulsory redemption of class R preferred shares, and amendments to the bylaws. They also set out the mechanics of tag-along rights, voting limits, poison pill thresholds and public tender offer obligations when certain ownership levels are reached.
Other 6-K filings focus on ADS programs and distributions, including the creation of Preferred Class B1 ADSs, the distribution of preferred class C ADSs, record dates for holders of common and preferred ADSs, and tax considerations for Brazilian resident and non-resident investors in connection with redemptions and capital gains. These filings are particularly relevant for investors holding EBR-related securities through depositary receipts.
A Form 25 (25-NSE) filing by the New York Stock Exchange LLC documents the removal from listing and/or registration of the American Depositary Shares of Brazilian Electric Power Co (each representing one preferred share) from the NYSE under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. This filing is the key reference for understanding the delisting of that ADS class from the exchange.
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Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras (AXIA Energia) reported 3Q25 results. Adjusted regulatory EBITDA was R$ 6,382 million, down 5.8% year over year, while adjusted IFRS net income was R$ 2,176 million, a 68.0% decline reflecting a much smaller regulatory remeasurement versus 3Q24. Net operating revenue under the regulatory view was R$ 9,969 million, down 4.6%.
The company advanced its portfolio strategy: it completed the sale of its last thermal asset in October and now has a 100% renewable portfolio. It signed the sale of Eletronuclear for R$ 535 million with the buyer assuming R$ 2.4 billion in ADI debentures, sold its EMAE stake for R$ 476.5 million, and acquired the remaining 50.1% of Tijoá Energia for R$ 247 million. Energy trading margins strengthened, with ACL + MCP contribution rising to R$ 86/MWh from R$ 48/MWh. Net debt reached R$ 42,577 million after paying R$ 4.0 billion in August, totaling R$ 8.3 billion in 2025 dividends. AXIA also won lots 6A, 6B, 7A and 7B in transmission auction No. 4/2025, with RAP of R$ 138.74 million and ANEEL-projected CAPEX of R$ 1.63 billion.
Eletrobras (EBR) furnished a 6-K detailing generation and transmission metrics across its AXIA Energia companies. The portfolio shows total installed capacity of 44,368 MW and a total physical guarantee of 21,655 MW, combining full-responsibility assets, O&M‑renewed plants and interests in SPEs.
Hydro assets dominate, led by Eletronorte’s Tucuruí complex and major Furnas plants renewed under Brazilian laws 12,783/13 and 13,182/15. Wind expansion advanced with UEE Coxilha Negra 2 (96.60 MW), UEE Coxilha Negra 3 (105.00 MW) and UEE Coxilha Negra 4 (63.00 MW) entering commercial operation across late 2024–2025. Thermal capacity includes Santa Cruz at 500.00 MW with a physical guarantee of 401.20 average MW.
On transmission, for the 2025/2026 cycle (ref. Jun/25), total RAP of 14,067,643,483.23 BRL is presented across renewed contracts, with project‑by‑project detail and additional RAP from reinforcements and improvements. The filing also lists ACR/ACL contract volumes and prices, energy balance ranges through 2027, and notes the transition of Amazonas PIE contracts and related supply arrangements.
Eletrobras (EBR) announced an interim dividend of BRL 4.3 billion, approved by its board and drawn from the statutory reserve determined on September 30, 2025. These interim dividends will be counted toward the dividend calculated from 2025 results. Including amounts paid in January and August, total 2025 dividends will be BRL 8.3 billion.
Payment on December 19, 2025 will be: BRL 1.581534687 per Class A preferred share, BRL 2.078419036 per Class B preferred share, and BRL 1.889535942 per common and golden share. Per‑share amounts may be adjusted slightly by the buyback program. The record date is November 14, 2025 for B3 and November 17, 2025 for ADRs; shares trade ex‑rights from November 17, 2025. ADRs will be paid via Citibank N.A. starting December 29, 2025.
Including the August payment, proposed totals for 2025 are BRL 4.011898059 per Class A preferred share, BRL 4.011898059 per Class B preferred share, and BRL 3.647180054 per common and golden share.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. – Eletrobras filed a Form 6-K summarizing minutes of its 1,078th Board of Directors meeting for Axia Energia, held on October 23, 2025. All named directors attended in person, along with governance and sustainability executives and the governance secretary.
The filing also includes a standard forward-looking statements disclaimer highlighting economic, regulatory, hydrological, and financial risks that may affect future results, and it notes that management has no obligation to update these estimates and projections after the date expressed.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. (Eletrobras) reported that its subsidiary AXIA Energia won lots 6A, 6B, 7A, and 7B in ANEEL Transmission Auction No. 04/2025. The awards cover synchronous compensation projects at 500 kV substations in Minas Gerais and Rio Grande do Norte with a 42‑month implementation term.
Winning bids set the following Purchase RAP (BRL million): Lot 6A 43.10 (vs. ANEEL maximum 88.25; discount 51.17; ANEEL capex 542.27), Lot 6B 23.74 (max 46.03; discount 48.43; capex 282.81), Lot 7A 48.20 (max 87.33; discount 44.81; capex 536.45), and Lot 7B 23.70 (max 43.72; discount 45.79; capex 268.54). AXIA Energia stated the outcome strengthens its leadership in transmission with focus on value creation and disciplined capital allocation.
Eletrobras reported that subsidiary AXIA Energia signed a share purchase agreement to acquire 100% of Juno, which holds 50.1% of Tijoá Energia, for R$247 million in a single installment at closing. AXIA already owns 49.9% of Tijoá, so the deal consolidates 100% ownership of the Três Irmãos hydro plant in São Paulo with 808 MW of installed capacity.
The plant generated R$320 million in 2024 revenue and R$136 million in EBITDA and has no outstanding debt. The concession runs until 2044. Existing infrastructure allows installation of three additional generating units, creating potential for future expansion. The agreement also ends arbitral and judicial disputes related to control dating back to 2021 and would release approximately R$390 million in court deposits tied to those proceedings. Completion is subject to the usual market conditions.
Eletrobras (EBR) reports that subsidiary AXIA Energia agreed to acquire 100% control of the Três Irmãos hydro plant by purchasing Juno Participações, which holds 50.1% of Tijoá Energia, for R$247 million, subject to the usual market conditions. AXIA already owns 49.9% of Tijoá, so the deal consolidates full ownership of the 808 MW facility on the Tietê River.
Três Irmãos generated R$320 million in revenue and R$136 million in EBITDA in 2024, with no outstanding debt and a concession running until 2044. The agreement also ends arbitral and judicial disputes related to control of the plant dating back to 2021 and allows release of approximately R$390 million in court deposits tied to those proceedings. The plant operates under Brazil’s quota system and has infrastructure ready for three additional generating units, indicating potential capacity expansion.
Eletrobras (EBR) furnished a Form 6‑K reporting a certificate of minutes from its 1,077th Board of Directors meeting held on October 14, 2025 by videoconference.
The board recorded full attendance and unanimously approved items consistent with Executive Board proposal RES 407 and a favorable Planning and Projects Committee opinion. Other resolutions were omitted as internal matters under Brazilian corporate law. The report was signed by Vice‑President of Finance and Investor Relations Eduardo Haiama.
Centrais Elétricas Brasileiras S.A. (Eletrobras) rebranded to AXIA Energia, introducing a new corporate identity that builds on its legacy and focus on financial discipline and operational excellence.
Effective November 10, 2025, its shares will trade as follows: on B3, AXIA3 (common), AXIA5 (preferred A), AXIA6 (preferred B), trading name AXIA ENERGIA; on NYSE, AXIA (common) and AXIA PR (preferred), trading name AXIA ENERGIA. The Investor Relations website changes to ri.axia.com.br on October 24, 2025.
The company states the brand change does not alter contractual, corporate, or regulatory commitments. The corporate name change will follow formal procedures in due course.