Raízen Board Approves Capital Increase of Up to R$ 39.8 Billion

By Public Technologies
  • Raízen’s board adopted restructuring measures at its November 6, 2026, meeting to implement its court-approved extrajudicial recovery plan.
  • The capital increase will raise BRL 3.5 billion to BRL 39.8 billion through private subscriptions at BRL 0.25 per share.
  • Completion requires Shell to subscribe for and hold a majority of the newly issued class B preferred shares.
  • The board authorized up to BRL 11 billion in nonconvertible debentures, paying 100% of the DI rate plus 2.75% annually.
  • Directors also established a unit program combining common and class A preferred shares, alongside a Level I American Depositary Receipt program.


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