Petrobras (PBR) tracks Novonor–FIDC talks on potential Braskem deal
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Petróleo Brasileiro S.A. – Petrobras reports that it has been notified by Novonor S.A. and its subsidiary NSP Investimentos S.A. about an exclusivity agreement signed with Shine I FIDC, a credit rights investment fund managed by Vórtx Capital and advised by IG4. The agreement grants Shine I FIDC a 60-day period to negotiate a potential transaction involving Braskem S.A. shares held by NSP Investimentos and certain creditor claims against the Novonor group that are guaranteed by those Braskem shares.
Under Braskem’s current shareholders’ agreement, Petrobras holds preemptive and tag-along rights in certain cases where NSP Investimentos transfers its Braskem shares. Petrobras states it will follow developments and analyze the terms of any potential transaction before deciding whether to exercise these rights. The company is also evaluating a new shareholders’ agreement with the parties involved and emphasizes that any final decision will follow its governance practices, internal procedures, required regulatory approvals, and will be promptly disclosed.
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FAQ
What did Petrobras (PBR) disclose about Braskem in this update?
Petrobras disclosed that Novonor and its subsidiary NSP Investimentos informed it of an exclusivity agreement with Shine I FIDC. This agreement grants Shine I FIDC a 60-day window to negotiate a potential transaction involving Braskem S.A. shares held by NSP Investimentos and certain creditor claims against the Novonor group that are guaranteed by those shares.
Who are Novonor, NSP Investimentos and Shine I FIDC in Petrobras’ Braskem notice for PBR?
Novonor S.A. is a shareholder in Braskem, and NSP Investimentos S.A. is its subsidiary that holds Braskem shares. Shine I FIDC is a credit rights investment fund managed by Vórtx Capital and advised by IG4. Novonor and NSP Investimentos signed an exclusivity agreement with Shine I FIDC regarding a potential transaction involving Braskem shares and related creditor claims.
What rights does Petrobras (PBR) have regarding Braskem shares in this situation?
According to Braskem’s current shareholders’ agreement, Petrobras has preemptive and tag-along rights that apply in certain situations involving the transfer of Braskem shares held by NSP Investimentos. Petrobras can use these rights to participate in or follow specific share transfers if the conditions in the agreement are met.
What is the 60-day exclusivity period mentioned by Petrobras about Braskem?
The exclusivity agreement grants Shine I FIDC a 60-day period to negotiate a potential transaction with Novonor. During this time, the parties intend to define, in good faith, the structure for dealing with Braskem shares held by NSP Investimentos and the creditor claims guaranteed by those shares.
Has Petrobras (PBR) decided to participate in the potential Braskem transaction?
No final decision has been taken. Petrobras states it will follow the developments and analyze the terms and conditions of any potential transaction before deciding, at the appropriate time and if applicable, whether to exercise its preemptive or tag-along rights under the shareholders’ agreement.
Is Petrobras considering changes to the Braskem shareholders’ agreement?
Yes. Petrobras informs that it has been evaluating the signing of a new shareholders’ agreement with the parties involved, in light of the ongoing negotiations between Novonor and Shine I FIDC related to Braskem.
How will Petrobras (PBR) make and communicate decisions about Braskem?
Petrobras reiterates that any final decision will follow its governance practices, applicable internal procedures and required approvals from regulatory agencies. It also states that any such decision will be promptly disclosed to the market.