CBD Board Approves Debenture Issue of Up to R$112.86 Million

By Public Technologies
  • CBD's board unanimously authorized new financing under its out-of-court reorganization plan at its November 4, 2026, meeting.
  • The company will issue up to R$ 112.86 million in secured, nonconvertible debentures across up to two series.
  • Debentures will pay 100% of the DI rate with a 2.5% annual spread; both series mature two years from first-series issuance.
  • Directors also authorized reverse factoring agreements with BTG Pactual, HSBC and Itaú, alongside a working capital instrument with Rabobank.
  • The financing will share collateral comprising present and future credit card receivables, linked-account balances and related returns.


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