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Nemesis Brasil cuts stake in Azevedo & Travassos to 53.26% from 67.61%

Nemesis Brasil cuts stake in Azevedo & Travassos to 53.26% from 67.61%

ReutersReuters2026/09/11 21:29
  • Controlling shareholder Nemesis Brasil cut its stake in Azevedo & Travassos to 53.26% from 67.61%.
  • Holding fell to 59,242,063 shares from 75,196,263 shares.
  • Preferred shares (AZEV4) dropped to 38.69% from 60.55%.
  • Nemesis kept 30,873,376 common shares (AZEV3), equal to 81.46% of that class.
  • Nemesis said the move was not intended to change control or the company’s management structure.


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