Copel Board Approves Delisting from Latibex Exchange
Summary
Copel's board approved delisting from the Latibex exchange in Madrid and adopted new AI governance guidelines in its cybersecurity policy.
Key Events · Corporate Governance and Compliance · ELP
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Latibex Delisting Approved
The board unanimously approved delisting Copel shares from Latibex, the Madrid-based exchange, following the Executive Board's recommendation on September 10, 2026.
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AI Governance Policy Adopted
The board approved a revision of NPC 0301 IT and Cybersecurity Policy, adding guidelines for secure, ethical, transparent, and responsible AI use, development, and acquisition.
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European Listing Consolidation
Delisting removes Copel's secondary European listing, consolidating trading to the primary Brazilian market and reducing administrative costs.
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Governance Process Followed
The Cybersecurity and Information Security Committee reviewed the AI policy at its September 14, 2026 meeting and recommended approval.
Analysis · ELP · Energy & Transportation
The board's unanimous decision to delist from Latibex, the Madrid-based exchange, removes a secondary European listing and consolidates trading to the primary Brazilian market. This move reduces administrative burden and costs, but it also narrows access for European investors who traded through Latibex. Separately, the board approved a new AI governance chapter in its cybersecurity policy, establishing guidelines for responsible AI use.
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