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Paranapanema plans up to R$ 110 million mandatory convertible debenture issue

Paranapanema plans up to R$ 110 million mandatory convertible debenture issue

ReutersReuters2026/08/05 20:12
  • ParanaPanema’s board moved to reset its debenture fundraising plan in a July 28, 2026 extraordinary meeting.
  • Directors canceled the 9th and 10th issues of convertible debentures, citing expired subscription periods with no investors secured.
  • The board authorized an 11th issue of mandatorily convertible, unsecured debentures of up to BRL 110 million, with a BRL 100 million minimum.
  • The private placement includes up to 11 debentures at BRL 10 million each, 105% of CDI interest, 12-month maturity, conversion at BRL 0.03 per share.


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