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Vale S.A. filings document the disclosure record of a foreign private issuer whose American depositary receipts trade under VALE. Its Form 6-K reports cover interim financial statements, operating and financial results, material-event disclosures, capital-structure matters, governance updates, and communications also made under Brazilian market rules.
The filing record includes annual and extraordinary meeting materials, shareholder voting maps, minutes, ADR voting mechanics, and current reports on capital-allocation and strategic matters. Vale's Form 20-F framework and related disclosures address risk factors for mining operations, metals prices, capital markets, competition, and the jurisdictions where the company operates, including Brazil and Canada.
Vale S.A. reported the final detailed voting results for items 2 and 3 of its July 22, 2026 extraordinary general meeting. Votes from 3,508,495,389 common shares, including blank votes, were counted, corresponding to 82.4% of Vale’s voting capital, out of 4,255,762,795 shares outstanding as of that date.
For the proposal involving José Maurício Pereira Coelho, shareholders cast 628,533,132 votes in favor, 152,366,165 against and 2,727,596,092 abstentions. For the proposal concerning Ieda Gomes Yell, votes totaled 2,400,170,665 in favor, 304,222,323 against and 804,102,401 abstentions.
Vale S.A. reported the final synthetic voting map for its extraordinary general meeting held on July 22, 2026, covering elections to the board of directors and the chairman of the board. The results reflect votes from 3,508,495,389 common shares, representing 82.4% of the company’s voting capital, based on 4,255,762,795 shares outstanding as of that date.
For the board seat, José Maurício Pereira Coelho received 628,533,132 votes "for," while Ieda Gomes Yell received 2,400,170,665 votes "for." For chairman, Manuel Lino Silva de Sousa Oliveira received 1,977,262,848 votes "for," and Marcelo Gasparino da Silva received 1,065,493,489 votes "for."
Vale S.A. reported the final synthetic voting map for its Extraordinary General Meeting held on April 30, 2026. Votes from 3,508,495,389 common shares, representing 82.4% of voting capital, were counted out of 4,255,762,795 shares outstanding as of that date.
For the election of one Board member, José Maurício Pereira Coelho received 628,533,132 votes for, 152,366,165 against and 2,727,596,092 abstentions, while Ieda Gomes Yell received 2,400,170,665 for, 304,222,323 against and 804,102,401 abstentions. For the election of the Chairman, Manuel Lino Silva de Sousa Oliveira received 1,977,262,848 votes for, 105,027,924 against and 1,426,204,617 abstentions, and Marcelo Gasparino da Silva received 1,065,493,489 for, 1,189,753,648 against and 1,253,248,252 abstentions.
Vale S.A. reported Q2 2026 operating results with higher year-over-year production and sales in iron ore, copper and nickel. Iron ore production was 84.3 Mt, up 0.8% y/y and the highest second quarter since 2018, supported by record output at S11D and additional volumes from the Capanema and VGR1 projects. Iron ore sales reached 79.7 Mt, up 3.1% y/y, while pellet production declined 7.0% to 7.3 Mt due to temporary suspensions at the Oman plants amid Middle East conflict-related logistical constraints.
Copper production was 98.4 kt, up 6.3% y/y and the best second quarter since 2017, driven by record Q2 output at Salobo and strong performance at Sossego; nickel production rose 4.2% to 42.0 kt, supported by higher volumes from Onça Puma and record production at Long Harbour. Realized prices increased, with copper at US$ 14,062/t, up 56.5% y/y, and nickel at US$ 18,061/t, up 14.3% y/y; iron ore fines averaged US$ 95.0/t, 11.6% higher y/y. For 2026, production guidance is 335–345 Mt for iron ore, 30–34 Mt for iron ore agglomerates (including pellets and briquettes), 350–380 kt for copper and 175–200 kt for nickel.
Vale S.A. reports a solid operating performance in 2Q26, with higher production and sales year over year across iron ore, copper and nickel. Iron ore production reached 84.3 Mt, up 0.8% y/y and the highest second quarter since 2018, supported by record output of 23.4 Mt at S11D and additional volumes from Capanema and VGR1. Iron ore sales were 79.7 Mt, up 3.1% y/y, aided by inventory drawdowns.
Pellet production was 7.3 Mt, down 7.0% y/y due to temporary suspension of Oman plants, while pellet sales rose 3.5% y/y. Copper production totaled 98.4 kt, 6.3% higher y/y and the best second quarter since 2017, driven by record Q2 output at Salobo and strong Sossego performance; copper sales were 97.6 kt, up 9.7% y/y. Nickel production was 42.0 kt, 4.2% higher y/y, with gains from Onça Puma and Voisey’s Bay, and nickel sales reached 44.4 kt, 7.2% above 2Q25, supported by inventory drawdowns during planned maintenance.
Realized prices improved: iron ore fines averaged US$ 95.0/t, while copper averaged US$ 14,062/t, 56.5% higher y/y, and nickel US$ 18,061/t, 14.3% higher y/y. The iron ore all‑in premium was US$ 4.4/t. For 2026, production guidance stands at 335–345 Mt iron ore, 30–34 Mt iron ore agglomerates, 350–380 kt copper and 175–200 kt nickel.
Vale S.A. reports the consolidated synthetic remote voting map for the Extraordinary General Meeting scheduled for July 22, 2026, covering board election items. Remote instructions received from B3, Banco Bradesco and the company represent 2,066,031,747 shares, equivalent to 48.5% of Vale’s voting capital, based on 4,255,762,795 shares outstanding.
For the election of one Board member, current For votes are 1,396,270,443 for Ieda Gomes Yell and 616,107,368 for José Maurício Pereira Coelho. For Chairman of the Board, For votes are 1,292,298,490 for Manuel Lino Silva de Sousa Oliveira and 746,237,752 for Marcelo Gasparino da Silva. The synthetic map excludes ADR holder votes, which will be represented at the meeting by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. as depositary bank.
Vale S.A. states that its Board of Directors has elected independent director Wilfred Theodoor Bruijn as Chairman of the Board, filling a vacancy that arose on July 6, 2026, in accordance with the company’s bylaws.
Bruijn will serve as Chairman until shareholders elect a Chairman at Vale’s Extraordinary General Meeting, scheduled for July 22, 2026, as previously convened. The company notes that expectations about future events remain subject to the economic, market and industry risks described in its Form 20-F disclosures.
Vale S.A. addresses Brazilian media reports about a potential transaction and explains that it routinely evaluates investment opportunities that may support its strategic priorities. Capital allocation decisions follow a rigorous technical, economic, and financial review under the company’s governance policies and rules.
Within this process, Vale states that it assessed a specific opportunity and ruled out any investment related to the iron ore asset located in Corumbá. The company indicates it will continue to keep the market informed, in a timely manner, of any material developments concerning its business and reiterates standard forward-looking statement cautions.