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Companhia Paranaense de Energia – Copel reported an errata related to a previously disclosed material shareholding notice from shareholder Invesco Ltd.. Invesco informed Copel on November 13, 2025 that an inadvertent oversight in its internal equity holdings data led to inaccurate information in the position it reported on November 12, 2025. Copel is therefore rectifying the prior disclosure and declaring Market Announcement 19/25 null and void. The company emphasizes that this update is made under Brazilian securities rules on disclosure of material shareholdings and is being shared to keep shareholders and the market properly informed.
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%).
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