WEG, Prio and Oi are among the corporate highlights this Thursday (26) (Image: WEG Disclosure)
The investments of ROAD (WEGE3) in the expansion of the productive capacity of transformers, the investment opportunities of Prio (PRIO3) and the proposal received by Hey (OIBR3) are some of the corporate highlights of this Thursday (26).
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WEG (WEGE3) will invest R$543 million in expanding its transformer production capacity
WEG will invest approximately R$543 million to increase transformer production capacity in Brazil. The investments will be made over the next two years in manufacturing units in the states of Minas Gerais e Rio Grande do Sul.
In the state of Minas Gerais, the company reports that it will invest R$370 million, expanding its transformer factory by almost 24 thousand m². The investment is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026.
For the state of Rio Grande do Sul, investments will be directed to the factory located in Gravataí, which will receive R$128 million. WEG expects to increase the production capacity of power transformers for voltage classes up to 230 kV.
Prio (PRIO3) looks at investment opportunities in the Gulf of Mexico, says CEO
Brazilian oil company Prio is keeping an eye on opportunities to buy assets in the American part of the Gulf of Mexico and predicts that an eventual move in this direction could occur within 18 months, said CEO Roberto Monteiro.
“A place we have always been very curious about is the Gulf of Mexico, the American part… We have been looking at some interesting things, some opportunities,” Monteiro told journalists, on the sidelines of the ROG.e oil and gas congress.
When participating in a panel at the event, Monteiro said on stage that the purchase of assets within Brazil “may have a certain limit”, pointing out that Prio has acquired assets in the country in recent years not only from Petrobras, but also from oil companies Chevron and BP.
Oi (OIBR3) receives R$5.68 billion proposal from V.Tal for ClientCo
Oi, which is in judicial recoveryreceived an offer of R$5.68 billion from the telecommunications company V. Tal for the ClientCoin a second round for asset disposal.
The company added that the proposal, the only one in the round, was forwarded to creditors for deliberation.
The telephone operator had already received a previous proposal of R$1.03 billion from Paraná-based Ligga Telecomunicações, which was rejected by creditors. The offer was below the minimum required of R$7.3 billion.
Panvel (PNVL3) will pay R$13.5 million in JCP
A Panvel (PNVL3) approved the payment of R$ 13.5 million in interest on equity. The total gross payment amount is R$0.090380596 for the company's common shares.
The net value, after deducting Income Tax at source, is R$0.07682351, except for legal entity shareholders, demonstrably immune, who will receive the declared value in full.
Payment will be divided into two installmentsthe first being worth R$ 0.028921791, on 04/30/2025, and the second R$ 0.061458805, on 05/30/2025.
Those with the right to JCP will be entitled to shareholding position until October 2, 2024. Shareholders will have credit available according to their current account and bank address provided to Banco Bradesco.
BTG Pactual (BPAC11) acquires Miami-based asset management firm Greytown Advisors
O BTG Pactual (BPAC11) acquired the asset management company Greytown Advisors, based in Miami and performance in multifamily officecontinuing its international expansion plan, according to a press release.
According to BTG, the acquisition — already authorized by regulatory entities — brings to its management approximately US$ 1 billion from families with a “ultra high” from Central America.
The investment bank had already announced at the end of June the purchase of the North American private bank MY Safra Bankbased in New York, for an undisclosed amount.
*With information from Reuters