2023-06-16 16:17:46
Marcio Kaufman – former CEO of Vivara and son of founder Nelson Kaufman – has just sold another 2.3% of the company’s capital, following having already sold another 6% over the last few months.
The 5.3 million shares cost BRL 27.35, a 1.8% discount compared to the price the shares were trading before the start of the auction.
The block – which involved R$145 million – was intermediated by Itaú BBA, which had given a firm guarantee at R$26.88 per share.
With today’s sale, Márcio now owns 5.2% of Vivara’s capital – 2% of which is linked to the shareholders’ agreement and cannot be sold. To sell the remaining 3.2%, Márcio will have a lockup of 60 days.
O breakdown of buyers was 80% local and 20% international.
Márcio started selling his Vivara shares following the company announced last October changes to its shareholders’ agreement that released 13.2% of the capital to be sold on the market.
The new agreement reduced the shares linked to the shareholders’ agreement from 57.9% to 39.7%.
Since then, Márcio has already made two sales – also organized by Itaú BBA. In the first, he sold 3% of the capital at R$21.66. In the second, another 3% at R$ 22.81.
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