Itau Unibanco Proposes R$33.7B Dividend Payout and R$12.85B Bonus Share Capitalization

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Itau Unibanco Holding S.A. has called for its Annual and Extraordinary General Stockholders' Meetings to approve a substantial R$33.7 billion dividend and interest on capital distribution for 2025, formalize a prior R$12.85 billion capital increase through bonus shares, and approve the merger of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Banco Itaucard S.A.

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• Substantial Profit Allocation

  Shareholders will vote on the allocation of R$45.66 billion net profit for 2025, including a proposed R$33.7 billion distribution in dividends and interest on capital, representing 73% of adjusted net profit.

• Formalization of Bonus Share Capital Increase

  The company seeks approval to formalize a prior R$12.85 billion capital increase through bonus shares, which previously resulted in a 3% increase in monthly dividends for stockholders.

• Routine Subsidiary Merger

  Approval is sought for the merger of Banco Itaucard S.A., a wholly-owned and non-operational subsidiary with a book net worth of R$51.86 million, into the parent company to streamline operations without affecting capital stock.

• Management and Fiscal Council Compensation

  A total of R$938 million is proposed for the overall compensation of the Board of Officers and Board of Directors for 2026, alongside R$22,000/month for effective and R$9,000/month for alternate Fiscal Council members.

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This filing outlines the agenda for Itau Unibanco's upcoming Annual and Extraordinary General Stockholders' Meetings, highlighting significant capital return to shareholders. The company proposes to distribute R$33.7 billion in dividends and interest on capital for the 2025 fiscal year, representing 73% of its adjusted net profit. Additionally, shareholders will vote to formalize a prior R$12.85 billion capital increase through bonus shares, which previously resulted in a 3% increase in monthly dividends. The agenda also includes the routine merger of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Banco Itaucard S.A., a non-operational entity, aimed at optimizing corporate structure. While the proposed R$938 million for management compensation is substantial, the overall focus on significant shareholder returns and administrative streamlining presents a positive outlook for investors.