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The SEC filings page for Companhia Paranaense de Energia – Copel, historically linked to the NYSE ticker ELP, provides access to the company’s U.S. regulatory documents as a foreign private issuer. Copel files annual reports on Form 20-F and furnishes current reports on Form 6-K under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These filings contain information on its corporate purpose, governance structure, capital markets activity, and material events relevant to holders of its securities.
Form 6-K reports for Copel include a wide range of disclosures, such as notices to shareholders, dividend and interest on equity announcements, material shareholding disposals, changes in board composition, and updates to the company’s bylaws. For example, recent 6-Ks have addressed the migration to B3’s Novo Mercado segment, the consolidation of trading in common shares under the code CPLE3, the distribution of dividends, and corporate guarantees related to debenture issues by Copel group companies.
Filings also document capital markets events affecting ELP-linked securities. A Form 25 filed on December 29, 2025, by the New York Stock Exchange notifies the removal from listing and/or registration of a class of Copel’s American Depositary Shares, each representing four Class A preferred shares. Other filings describe adjustments to the value per share of dividends and interest on equity, as well as notifications from institutional investors regarding changes in their shareholdings.
On this page, users can review Copel’s historical and current SEC submissions, including Form 20-F annual reports and Form 6-K current reports. AI-powered tools summarize key points from lengthy documents, highlight important sections such as corporate purpose, share capital structure, and shareholder communications, and help readers quickly understand the implications of each filing for the company’s securities historically traded under the ELP symbol.
COPEL (ELP) called a Special Meeting of Preferred Shareholders for November 17, 2025 at 11 a.m., to be held exclusively online, to vote on ratifying the mandatory conversion of all preferred shares (PN) into common shares and class “C” preferred shares (PNC), both registered, book-entry and without par value.
The proposal sets a conversion ratio of one new common share and one new PNC share for each PN share. Before the meeting, the company plans to unify classes “A” and “B” preferred shares by mandatorily converting all PNB shares into PNA shares. Shareholders may vote via ballot or attend and vote through the Ten Meetings digital platform, subject to the stated registration procedures and deadlines.
Copel (ELP) called a Special Meeting of Preferred Shareholders to ratify the mandatory conversion of all preferred shares (PN) into one new common share and one new Class “C” registered, book-entry, no-par-value, compulsorily redeemable share (PNC) per PN. The meeting is scheduled, on first call, for November 17, 2025.
The step is part of Copel’s approved plan to change its shareholding structure and migrate to B3’s Novo Mercado segment. The Board of Directors unanimously approved the call, following a favorable recommendation by the Executive Board.
Companhia Paranaense de Energia (COPEL) completed the divestment of the Baixo Iguaçu Hydroelectric Plant to ENERGO-PRO Brasil Holding S.A. The equity value of the transaction totaled R$ 1,683.3 million. Of this, R$ 155.4 million was paid in February 2025, R$ 1,517.9 million was credited on October 22, 2025, and R$ 10.0 million will be released after certain post-closing steps.
The sale was executed by wholly-owned subsidiary Copel Geração e Transmissão S.A. after all precedent conditions and regulatory approvals were satisfied. The company describes the completion as reinforcing its asset recycling strategy and its focus on generating consistent returns for shareholders.
COPEL (ELP) furnished a Form 6-K summarizing its Fiscal Council meeting. Management presented the company’s financial scenario and budget execution through July 2025, covering EBITDA and recurring net income, short‑term cash flow, multiyear leverage, and budget tracking for PMSO, Capex and investments. The Council requested continued monthly reporting on these topics.
Management outlined implementation steps for Brazil’s Consumption Tax Reform across Copel, including billing system updates, contract adjustments, and procurement/sales strategies, with a high-level view of impacts, risks and opportunities by business segment. The legal team delivered a Q3 2025 update on contingencies and judicial liabilities, with risk classifications and periodic reporting maintained. The Council approved an updated Internal Bylaws due to Copel’s entry into B3’s Novo Mercado, set its 2026 meeting calendar, scheduled November 10–12, 2025 sessions on Q3 2025 interim financials with PwC and Internal Audit, and approved the minutes for electronic signature.
Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel) reported board approvals covering capital spending and governance updates. The Board approved a financial supplementation to the 2025 Capex of Copel Distribuição S.A. after reviewing scenarios, risks and an economic-financial assessment presented by management.
The Board also approved adaptations to align core documents with Novo Mercado Regulations, including the Code of Conduct, Board and Audit Committee rules, nomination and compensation policies, trading and disclosure policy, risk management policy, and related-party policy. It clarified committee compositions (Institutional Relations Committee with 5 members; People Committee with 3). The updated policies are effective immediately, while bylaw updates are conditional on effective migration to the Novo Mercado and subsequent filing with the CVM.
Separately, Copel merged its Information Technology and Information & Cyber Security policies into a single Information Technology and Cyber Security Policy and extinguished the Investor Relations Policy.
Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel) reported that its distribution billed grid market grew 1.7% in Q3 2025; year-to-date, the increase is 1.5%. The company cites lower temperatures, which lifted residential heating demand, and stronger economic activity supporting commercial and industrial consumption.
By class in Q3 2025: residential consumption was 2,366 GWh (+4.0% year over year), industrial reached 3,293 GWh (+1.5%), and commercial was 1,727 GWh (+2.2%). Copel’s total consolidated energy sold was 14,179 GWh in Q3 (+7.3%), and 42,151 GWh for the first nine months (+7.7%).
Companhia Paranaense de Energia – Copel reports that shareholders, at an Extraordinary General Meeting, approved all agenda items related to the company’s migration to the Novo Mercado segment of B3, which requires enhanced corporate governance standards and a single class of common shares. Following this approval, Copel will seek creditor waivers where contracts allow early debt maturity due to these changes, call a special meeting of preferred shareholders as required by Brazilian corporate law, and submit its formal application for Novo Mercado admission to B3.
The company will later publish a detailed notice explaining how holders of common shares who dissented from item 3 of the agenda may exercise withdrawal rights. Payment of any reimbursement to such dissenting shareholders will only occur if the specified creditor waivers are obtained. Copel emphasizes its commitment to transparency and plans to keep shareholders informed as the migration process advances.
Companhia Paranaense de Energia (Copel) is asking shareholders to approve a major restructuring of its share capital to migrate to B3’s Novo Mercado governance segment. The plan centers on moving to an all‑common share structure (except for the State of Paraná’s special preferred share) while compensating current preferred holders.
Key steps include: equalizing the economic rights of class A and B preferred shares, then unifying them into a single preferred class. Each unified preferred share would then be mandatorily converted into one new common share plus one new class C preferred share, which is immediately redeemable.
The new class C preferred shares would be compulsorily redeemed using profit and capital reserves for R$ 0.7749 per share, without reducing Copel’s stated capital. Dissenting common shareholders on the preference change, and dissenting preferred holders on the conversion, are granted statutory withdrawal rights, with reimbursement based on equity book value, illustrated at R$ 8.6467556201 per share from the most recent financial statements.
The entire structure is subject to creditor waivers where contracts require consent, ratification of the conversion in a special preferred shareholders’ meeting, and effective admission of Copel’s shares to trading on Novo Mercado. Voting at the extraordinary general meeting is limited to common shareholders, with any shareholder or group still capped at 10% of total voting power regardless of ownership percentage.
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