Gol and Itaú are among this Tuesday's corporate highlights (Image: Facebook/GOL Linhas Aéreas)
The million-dollar loss of Gol (GOLL4) and the corporate reorganization of Itaú Unibanco (ITUB4) are some of the corporate highlights this Tuesday (01).
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Gol (GOLL4): Loss in August reaches R$544 million
A Gol had a net loss of R$544 million in August. Revenue reached R$1.6 billion and Ebitda reached R$91 million (with a 6% margin).
The loss, according to the company, excludes the positive result of R$7.2 billion from exchange rate variation and the negative result of R$14 million related to the mark-to-market of the SN28.
The financial information is contained in the monthly operational report submitted by Gol to the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, as required during its judicial recovery process in the country.
Itaú (ITUB4) carries out corporate reorganization and incorporates IUPP
O Itaú informed that the board approved the proposal for intra-group corporate reorganization, aiming at the incorporation of IUPP by the company.
According to the institution, there will be no exchange relationship or capital increase in the company, the rules regarding the right to withdrawal of dissenting shareholders will not apply and the operation will not generate a financial impact for the company.
The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Itaú Unibanco and, as a consequence of the operation, all activities currently carried out by the company will be transferred to the company. IUPP.
Klabin (KLBN11): KIC incorporates Niblak's shares and the company now has just one controller
A Klabin (KLBN11) now has only one controlling shareholder. KIC (Klabin Irmãos SA) incorporated Niblak Participações SA and holds 1,196,120,367 common shares issued by the company.
With the completion of the merger, Niblak was extinguished and KIC succeeded him in all his rights and obligations, including becoming the holder of the shares issued by the company, previously held by Niblak
Banco Bmg (BMGB4) pays R$49 million in interest on equity
O Banco Bmg (BMGB4) approved the declaration and payment of interest on equity (JCP) for the third quarter of 2024, with a total gross value of R$49 million.
The amount is equivalent to R$0.0840 per common and preferred share issued by the bank, with retention of 15% income tax withheld at source, resulting in a net value of R$0.0714 per share, excluding shareholders from this retention. legal entities proven to be immune or exempt.
Boa Safra (SOJA3) announces JCP worth R$0.12 per share
A Good Harvest (SOJA3) announced JCP of R$ 20 million, worth R$ R$ 0.1256261503 per share. Payment of interest on equity will be made on October 17, 2024.
Holders of shares issued by the company on the base date of October 3, 2024 will be entitled to interest on declared equity, respecting the negotiations carried out up to and including that date, with the date being ex-interest on equity from the day October 4, 2024, inclusive.
Multiplan (MULT3) approves JCP of R$ 115 million
A Multiplan (MULT3) decided to pay JCP in the total gross amount of R$115 million, corresponding to R$0.19904331096 per share. Payment will be made to shareholders by September 30, 2025.
Those with a position in the company on December 20, 2024 guarantee the right to JCP, and the shares began to be traded “ex interest” from the 23rd of the same month.
Suzano (SUZB3) completes acquisition of assets in the USA
A Suzano (SUZB3) completes the acquisition of assets of coated and uncoated paperboard manufacturing plants, located in the United States, for US$ 110 million.
The purchase was made through a subsidiary of the company and represents a significant step in the expansion strategy in the North American market.