Document filed discusses aspects of governance and the Union’s participation in the company; entities highlight that conversations have progressed significantly
together with the Attorney General’s Office (), presented a petition to the Federal Supreme Court () asking for an extension of the period of ongoing negotiations for another 60 days. This request occurs in the context of the work of the Federal Public Administration Mediation and Conciliation Chamber (CCAF), which was created to facilitate an understanding of the government’s participation in the company. In the document filed, the two entities highlight that conversations have progressed significantly, with only a few points remaining to be resolved. The expectation is that the negotiations will be concluded soon, allowing Eletrobras to convene a shareholders’ meeting in February to discuss the relevant deliberations.
Although the petition does not detail what the pending points are, it mentions that important agreements have already been reached. These include maintaining the voting power limit, increasing Union representation on the company’s board and exempting investments related to the Angra 3 plant.
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Published by Fernando Dias
