Azul Resolves Warrant Delivery Issue, Approves Issuance of New Warrants with 1.9% Potential Dilution

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Azul S.A. announced the resolution of an issue regarding the delivery of subscription warrants related to its Chapter 11 plan, which includes the approval and issuance of new additional warrants representing approximately 1.9% potential dilution.

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• Warrant Delivery Resolution

  Azul will deliver all previously approved Subscription Warrants (American, GUC, Additional Investment Series) to investors, resolving an issue where preemptive rights were inadvertently sold. These warrants become tradable on May 27, 2026.

• New Warrant Issuance Approved

  The Board approved the issuance of up to 6,929,564 new "Additional Warrants" to fulfill obligations under Amended and Restated Warrant Agreements with American Airlines, United Airlines, and other investors.

• Potential Dilution from New Warrants

  These newly approved Additional Warrants represent approximately 1.89% of the company's current share capital.

• Warrant Exercise Terms

  The new Additional Warrants have a nominal subscription price (R$0.000001) and an exercise price of US$3.14 per warrant, exercisable for one year. Each group of 150,000 warrants is exercisable for one common share.

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This filing details Azul's resolution of a complex issue stemming from its Chapter 11 restructuring, where an inadvertent sale of preemptive rights complicated warrant delivery to key investors like American and United Airlines. While resolving this issue is a necessary step in completing the restructuring, the solution involves the approval and issuance of new "Additional Warrants" which will result in approximately 1.9% potential dilution to existing shareholders. This adds to the significant potential dilution already signaled by the recent F-1 filing for the resale of 406 million shares. The exercise price of $3.14 for the new warrants is substantially below the current stock price of $9.08, indicating that these warrants are likely to be exercised, leading to actual dilution at a lower valuation.