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A Brazilian brewing giant, Ambev makes the country's best-known beers and soft drinks — brands like Skol, Antarctica, and Brahma — along with Guaraná Antarctica and other everyday beverages. It came to life in 1999 when two longtime rivals, Brahma (founded 1888 by a Swiss immigrant) and Antarctica (founded 1885), merged to become the Americas' Beverage Company. Today it's part of Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer, and its Antarctica brand owes its frosty name to the Antarctic Ocean.
Ambev board approves cancellation of 279 million treasury shares, no capital reduction
Following the cancellation, Ambev's share capital is divided into 15,484,664,889 registered common shares, with no par value.
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On August 12-13, 2026, Ambev's Board of Directors approved the cancellation of 279,000,000 registered common shares held in treasury, with no reduction in share capital.
The board also approved an amendment to the Manual on Disclosure and Use of Information and Securities Trading Policy, aligning with CVM Ruling No. 44/21.
The corresponding amendment to Article 5 of the Company's Bylaws will be submitted to a Shareholders' Meeting for resolution.
Ambev S.A. files Form 6-K with its Manual on Disclosure and Use of Information and Securities Trading Policy.
The Manual establishes rules for the disclosure of Material Acts or Facts and trading of Ambev securities, aligning with CVM Ruling No. 44/21.
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Ambev S.A. furnished its Manual on Disclosure and Use of Information and Securities Trading Policy to the SEC via Form 6-K.
It defines 'Bound Persons' including directors, certain employees, and controlling shareholders, who must adhere to the policy and sign an Adhesion Form.
The policy mandates that Material Acts or Facts be communicated to the Investor Relations Officer and disclosed to CVM, SEC, and stock exchanges.
It includes blackout periods and trading restrictions to prevent insider trading, with exceptions for Individual Investment Plans.
Ambev S.A. reports July 2026 insider securities transactions per CVM Instruction 44/2021.
Board of Directors sold 468,040 ADRs on July 30, 2026, at R$15.64600 per ADR, totaling R$7,322,953.84, reducing their ADR holdings to zero.
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Management received 203,463 restricted shares on July 2, 2026, at R$16.20000 per share, valued at R$3,296,100.60, increasing their common share holdings to 3,501,801.
Fiscal Council reported no transactions in July 2026, with common share holdings unchanged at 2,500.
All transactions were conducted in compliance with Article 11 of CVM Instruction # 44/2021.
Ambev S.A. reports July 2026 share transactions under CVM Instruction # 44/2021
Ambev S.A. filed a Form 6-K disclosing its July 2026 transactions in its own common shares held in treasury.
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The company purchased 30,000,000 common shares through Corretora Santander across 10 trading days in July 2026, at prices ranging from R$15.63825 to R$16.28945 per share.
Total purchase volume for the month was approximately R$477.3 million.
Ambev also delivered 203,463 restricted shares directly to the company on July 2, 2026, at a price of R$16.20 per share.
The treasury balance of common shares increased from 310,869,798 at the beginning of July to 343,666,335 at the end of July 2026.
Ambev S.A. files Form 6-K reporting its corporate governance practices as of July 31, 2026.
The report details partial adoption of certain governance practices, including a shareholders' agreement that binds voting rights of board representatives.
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Ambev S.A. submitted its Report on the Brazilian Code of Corporate Governance for publicly held companies, updated to July 31, 2026.
The company's bylaws, approved on April 30, 2026, require a majority of external board members and at least 20% independent directors.
Ambev has not adopted a formal board appointment policy, but verifies independence criteria and discloses them in its Reference Form.
The report covers practices on shareholder meetings, change of control, income allocation, and board attributions.