Wilson Ferreira Jr. takes over the presidency of Eletrobras (ELET3) and leaves his position at Vibra (VBBR3); CCR (CCRO3) Extends Renovias Contracts and More

The company’s radar highlights the opening of Wilson Ferreira Jr. as President of Eletrobras (ELET3;ELET6 and exit from Vibra ([ativo=VVBR3]), change in Renovias franchise by CCR (CCRO3) and more.

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On Monday (19) Eletrobras was informed, by material fact, that Wilson Ferreira Jr. has taken over as the company’s CEO (CEO).

Ferreira Jr., 63, actually headed the company between 2016 and 2021, when Eletrobras was still a state-owned company, and was one of the innovators of its capitalization process.

His name was approved for the position in early August, amid disagreements over a leadership change, with the last directors’ term lasting until July 2023.

Rodrigo Lemp, who was the CEO of Electric Power, is now Director of Organization and Corporate Relations.

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The company has informed that its current president, Wilson Ferreira Jr., will be leaving the position of corporate president effective today (19).

CEO Wilson Ferreira Jr., as previously mentioned, is the President of Eletrobras. André Coeur-Natal, current Executive Vice President of Finance, Procurement and IR for the company, will lead the company on an interim basis.

Renovias, a subsidiary of CCR, has informed that it has signed the amendment to the amendment with the State of São Paulo, recognizing the imbalance in the economic and financial equation of the concession agreement, as a result of the change in the tariff adjustment indicator, and has rebalanced the concession by extending the contract term to 808 days – It is now scheduled to expire at the end of August 2024.

The company has in its portfolio such highways as the SP-340, which connects Campinas to Mococa, and SP-342, which connects Moji Guaçao to Aguas da Prata.

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The company was informed that, as agreed at a meeting held on April 28, the second installment of dividends will be paid in the amount of R$12.7 million. It will be R$ 0.1355 per common share and R$ 0.1401 per preferred share.

The third installment will be paid on December 16, for a total amount of R$ 11.1 million, which is equivalent to R$ 0.119 per common share and R$ 0.122 per preferred share.

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