Welcome to our dedicated page for Vale S A SEC filings (Ticker: VALE), a comprehensive resource for investors and traders seeking official regulatory documents including 10-K annual reports, 10-Q quarterly earnings, 8-K material events, and insider trading forms.
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Vale has implemented a new Conflicts of Interest Management Policy (POL-0048-G) to establish guidelines for employees, key management personnel, and others. The policy aims to reinforce integrity culture and compliance with Vale's Code of Conduct and applicable legislation.
Key aspects of the policy include:
- Defines conflicts as situations where individuals can influence decisions based on interests different from Vale's
- Requires mandatory disclosure of all actual or potential conflicts
- Establishes specific procedures for employees and key management personnel
- Implements special oversight for conflicts involving government officials through the Audit and Compliance Department
- Requires key management personnel to complete annual conflict disclosure questionnaires
The policy applies to Vale and its controlled companies globally, with provisions for physical withdrawal from discussions when conflicts arise and maintenance of a conflicts database by the Executive VP General Counsel and Corporate Governance Office.
Vale has updated its Related Party Transactions Policy (POL-0017-G Version 03), establishing comprehensive guidelines for transactions involving the company and its subsidiaries. The policy emphasizes three key principles:
- Transaction Requirements: All related party dealings must follow commutative conditions and market conditions, ensuring transparency and corporate interests
- Prohibited Activities: The policy explicitly forbids loans to related parties (except subsidiaries/associates), non-compliant transactions, and arrangements creating conflicts of interest
- Governance Controls: Requires independent appraisal reports for related-party acquisitions, mandates equitable treatment in corporate restructurings, and excludes conflicted persons from decision-making
The policy applies to Vale's global operations, shareholders, key management personnel, and employees. Notable definitions include detailed criteria for "Related Parties," "Control," and "Significant Influence" (20%+ voting rights). The Board may request market alternatives before approving related party transactions.
Vale S.A. has filed a Form 6-K disclosing a governance decision taken by its Board of Directors on 24 June 2025.
The Board, with all 13 directors present, unanimously approved two items concerning subsidiary Vale Base Metals Limited (VBM):
- Departure of Mr. Mark Cutifani from the position of VBM Chairman effective 31 July 2025, with exit terms endorsed by the Indication & Governance and People & Compensation Committees.
- Appointment of Mr. Gustavo Pimenta, already a VBM director, as the new Chairman effective 1 August 2025.
The resolution was certified by Corporate Governance Officer Luiz Gustavo Gouvêa and is purely a leadership transition; the filing contains no financial data, strategic updates, or operational guidance. Vale’s primary board composition and executive lineup remain unchanged. Investors should view the disclosure as a routine, committee-approved succession step within the metals subsidiary, with limited immediate impact on Vale’s overall operations.
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