Three Shareholders Exit Aeris Shareholder Agreement

By Public Technologies
  • Aeris amended its shareholder agreement effective September 8, 2026, removing three shareholders as parties.
  • Bruno Lolli, Bruno Vilela Cunha and Luiz Henrique del Cistia Thonon exit the agreement; their shares are no longer bound.
  • The departing shareholders remain subject to confidentiality obligations but lose all other rights and obligations under the agreement.
  • The amendment also removes lock-up provisions that expired on February 11, 2025.


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