Braskem Amends Shareholders' Agreement, Streamlining Distress Decisions

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Braskem filed an amendment to its Shareholders' Agreement, transferring key decisions on financial reorganization and bankruptcy to the Board of Directors and establishing a Transformation Officer to lead recovery efforts.

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• Governance Shift for Distress Decisions

  Authority for approving out-of-court reorganization, judicial reorganization, or bankruptcy is moved from the General Meeting to the Board of Directors, streamlining critical decision-making.

• New Transformation Officer and Committee

  A statutory Transformation Officer and a Transformation Committee are established to coordinate and lead the company's financial transformation process.

• Shareholder Lock-Up Commitment

  The Fund (Shine I) commits to a lock-up period on its Bound Shares for 2 years or until a Net Debt/EBITDA financial target of 2.5x is met, whichever occurs last.

• Future Novo Mercado Migration Goal

  The parties commit to taking steps to list shares on the Novo Mercado segment of B3 S.A. once the financial target is achieved, signaling a long-term governance objective.

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This First Amendment to the Shareholders' Agreement refines the shared control structure between Petrobras and Shine I Fund, which was established in April 2026. Critically, it shifts the authority for approving out-of-court reorganization, judicial reorganization, or bankruptcy to the Board of Directors, centralizing decision-making for the company's ongoing financial challenges. The creation of a statutory Transformation Officer and a dedicated Transformation Committee directly addresses the need for financial turnaround. These governance changes are crucial for Braskem as it navigates significant losses and potential restructuring, as previously disclosed.