Raízen Secures Federal Tax Settlement to Advance Financial Restructuring
Bitget2026/10/28 21:23- Raízen signed a federal tax settlement with Brazil's PGFN and Federal Revenue Service on October 28, 2026.
- The settlement covers R$ 22.4 billion: R$ 16.7 billion attributable to the company, with R$ 5.7 billion ultimately attributable to controlling shareholders.
- Discounts on penalties and interest total R$ 8.5 billion, reducing the company's tax liabilities to R$ 8.2 billion.
- The remaining balance will be settled using R$ 5.7 billion in net operating losses alongside a R$ 2.5 billion upfront cash payment.
- The agreement satisfies one condition precedent to financial restructuring under the company's out-of-court restructuring plan.
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