COPASA MG holds extraordinary shareholder meeting on charter changes for Minas Gerais golden share

By Public Technologies
  • COPASA held an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting on Sept. 28, 2026.
  • Shareholders adopted charter changes granting the State of Minas Gerais’ Golden Share separate voting rights to appoint one board member and one fiscal council member.
  • They also adopted charter language setting conditions for altering or removing Golden Share privileges.
  • Investors backed a charter update to adjust the minimum number of independent directors.
  • They approved a consolidated charter, set the board at nine members, removed current board and fiscal council members, then approved new appointments.


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