Since it was announced that the Eletrobras would undergo a process of privatization, there is much debate about how this will be done. According to the company, as of June 3, capital stockholders, both domestic and foreign, will be able to invest in the company's shares. Would you like to have more details about this news? So, follow this article until the end and stay on top of the subject!
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Eletrobras is a mixed capital company, and the largest shareholder of the company is the State itself. This company can be considered as a holding and holds most of the electricity share in the country. It is currently undergoing an IPO process and will offer approximately 627,675,340 new shares as of June.
The process, which begins on June 3rd, will receive reservations for
actions until the 8th of the same month. As of this date, requests for shares will be evaluated by a committee that will take into account investment intentions (bookbuilding). Only on June 9th will the company release the real value of each share, and negotiations will start on the 13th.For those interested in acquiring one of the shares of this great company, specialists point out that special attention is needed. This is because Eletrobras is going through a delicate situation of indecision about debts.
This situation is related to Furnas, a subsidiary of Eletrobras that works with the distribution of high voltage energy. The idea is that the subsidiary assumes the 1.58 billion debt of the Santo Antônio Energia plant (Saesa). If this does not happen, Eletrobras will be in default, and it already has a debt of R$41.64 billion, according to Valor Online.
This problem can drastically affect the stock price and can cause great losses to investors.
