Overview

• Âmbar will assume guarantees previously provided by Eletrobras and take on responsibility for R$2.4 billion in debentures tied to Eletronuclear.
• After closing, Âmbar will hold 68% of total capital and about 35.3% of voting rights, while ENBPar retains 64.7% voting control.
• The sale agreement, signed on October 14–15, awaits regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.
• Eletrobras recorded an approximately R$7 billion provision linked to the divestment after investing R$7.8 billion in 2Q25 and says the move improves its risk profile and frees capital.
• Eletronuclear runs Angra 1 and 2 and is responsible for Angra 3, with the Energy Ministry citing financial strain at the company as political debate continues over potential consumer impacts.