Allied Tecnologia (ALLD3) announced in a material fact released on Friday, August 14, 2026, the execution of a purchase and sale agreement under which the Brasil Investimentos 2015 I and 2015 II funds will sell 11,111,117 common shares of the company, equivalent to 11.58% of its share capital, to Ricardo, Marcelo, Renato and Vivian Radomysler. The effective transfer of these shares will occur at the closing of the transaction, expected over the coming weeks.
After the closing of the transaction, the Brasil Investimentos funds will jointly hold 29.01% of Allied’s share capital, while each of the buyers will hold 16.20% (Ricardo Radomysler), 7.34% (Marcelo Radomysler), 5.70% (Renato Radomysler) and 3.34% (Vivian Radomysler), all of them not party to any shareholders’ agreement or voting agreement.
As a result, no shareholder or group of shareholders will permanently hold the majority of votes at shareholders’ meetings or the power to elect the majority of Allied’s board members. The company will have a dispersed ownership structure, with no identified controlling shareholder, and will be characterized as a “full corporation” under Article 116 of the Brazilian Corporations Law (Lei das S.A.).
Allied reiterated that it adopts governance practices consistent with a dispersed ownership structure, supported by a Board of Directors whose nomination process and composition observe the independence requirements applicable to companies listed on B3’s Novo Mercado. The company also reported that it will keep the market informed about the progress of the transaction.
