SulAmerica Says No to Converting Preferred Shares into One Voting Stock

By Edward B. Doong

Feb 28, 2013 10:09 PM EST

Patrick Larragoiti, a representative of the Larragoiti family who has the majority control of Brazilian insurance company SulAmerica, said in a statement that there are no considerations for endorsing the company's stock to be listed in the "Novo Mercado" chapter of Sao Paul Stock Exchange.

During a conference call, Patrick told investors that he has no plan to list their stock of the company in the chapter.

The Novo Mercado is a section of the Sao Paulo Stock Exchange in which there is a trading of shares at a premium due to rising corporate governance.

Under the section's terms and conditions, all listed firms are compelled to convert the shares that they prefer into one voting stock.

© 2024 VCPOST, All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.

Join the Conversation

Real Time Analytics