Embraer Confirms R$524.8M Dividend Proposal and Details FY2025 Financials for Upcoming AGM

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Embraer filed its comprehensive AGM manual, confirming a R$524.8 million gross dividend for fiscal year 2025 and proposing a R$120 million aggregate management compensation cap, while reiterating strong financial performance.

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• Dividend Proposal Confirmed

  The filing details a R$524.8 million gross dividend (R$463.8 million net) for fiscal year 2025, representing 25% of adjusted net income. This includes previously declared interest on equity and interim dividends, with a new R$7.6 million dividend to be declared at the AGM, payable by May 20, 2026.

• Management Compensation Cap Set

  A proposal to set the aggregate annual compensation cap for management at R$120 million for the period from May 2026 to April 2027 was included. This represents an increase, primarily attributed to the appreciation of the company's shares and stock-based compensation plans.

• Board and Fiscal Council Nominations

  The Brazilian Federal Government nominated Mauricio Augusto Silveira de Medeiros as an effective Board member and Walcyr Josué de Castilho Araujo as an alternate. A slate of three effective and three alternate members for the Fiscal Council was also proposed.

• Comprehensive FY2025 Financial Review

  The filing provides extensive management accounts, financial statements, and an operational performance review for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, reinforcing strong growth, record backlog, and improved financial health previously reported in the 20-F on March 27, 2026.

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This 6-K/A serves as the comprehensive manual and management proposal for Embraer's upcoming Annual General Shareholders' Meeting. It confirms the previously announced dividend proposal, detailing a R$524.8 million gross distribution for fiscal year 2025, which is a significant return to shareholders. The filing also sets the aggregate management compensation cap at R$120 million, an increase reflecting the company's share appreciation and performance-based incentives. While much of the financial performance data for 2025 reiterates information from the recent 20-F, its inclusion here provides a complete and formal overview for shareholder approval. The detailed review of strong operational results, record backlog, and improved financial health underpins the positive sentiment. Investors should note the formalization of these proposals ahead of the AGM.