The Brazil Securities Commission's Corporate Relations Superintendency has published a document identifying 11 public companies as delinquent because they have failed for at least three months to submit at least one required periodic filing to the regulator. The missing filings are the Standardized Financial Statements form, the Quarterly Information form and the Reference Form. The list covers companies that, at the time of publication, still had outstanding filings with submission deadlines before 1 April 2026. The notice warns investors and the public to take this information into account in dealings with the named companies and in investment decisions. It also points to Article 57 of CVM Resolution 80, under which the superintendency must suspend an issuer's registration if periodic reporting obligations remain unmet for more than 12 months. The list does not include companies that the CVM registry shows as bankrupt or in liquidation, or companies whose registration is already suspended under Resolution 80.
Brazil Securities Commission (CVM)2026-07-03
Brazil Securities Commission lists 11 public companies delinquent on periodic filings for at least three months
The Brazil Securities Commission's Corporate Relations Superintendency published a list of 11 public companies that have failed for at least three months to submit at least one periodic filing, including the Standardized Financial Statements, Quarterly Information or Reference Form. The list covers filings due before 1 April 2026 that were still outstanding at publication. CVM warned investors to consider the information, noting that issuer registration must be suspended if periodic obligations remain unmet for more than 12 months under Resolution 80.