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Petroleo Brasileiro SA Petrobras | 6-K: Report of foreign private issuer (related to financial reporting)

SEC ·  Mar 14 11:17

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Petrobras announced proposed amendments to its bylaws to be voted on at the Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings scheduled for April 16, 2025. The key changes include expanding the company's corporate purpose to encompass activities related to carbon dioxide transportation and storage, energy transition, and low-carbon economy initiatives, aligning with recent legal framework updates.The amendments also reflect adjustments to the share capital structure following the cancellation of treasury shares from the Share Buyback Program, as approved by the Board of Directors on January 29, 2025. The new capital structure comprises 12.89 billion shares (7.44 billion common and 5.45 billion preferred shares), down from the previous 13.04 billion total shares.Additional proposed changes include updates to independence criteria for Board members to incorporate current CVM regulations, clarification on statutory advisory committee rules, and modifications to enable the Executive Board to approve simple debenture issuances within Board-approved annual limits, reflecting recent corporate law changes.
Petrobras announced proposed amendments to its bylaws to be voted on at the Annual and Extraordinary General Meetings scheduled for April 16, 2025. The key changes include expanding the company's corporate purpose to encompass activities related to carbon dioxide transportation and storage, energy transition, and low-carbon economy initiatives, aligning with recent legal framework updates.The amendments also reflect adjustments to the share capital structure following the cancellation of treasury shares from the Share Buyback Program, as approved by the Board of Directors on January 29, 2025. The new capital structure comprises 12.89 billion shares (7.44 billion common and 5.45 billion preferred shares), down from the previous 13.04 billion total shares.Additional proposed changes include updates to independence criteria for Board members to incorporate current CVM regulations, clarification on statutory advisory committee rules, and modifications to enable the Executive Board to approve simple debenture issuances within Board-approved annual limits, reflecting recent corporate law changes.
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