Brembo Updates Share Capital Structure After Special Voting Share Conversions

Brembo SPA ( (IT:BRE) ) has provided an announcement.

Brembo N.V. has updated the composition of its share capital and voting rights following the conversion of certain Special Voting Shares B and C, which had been registered in the Loyalty Register for at least one year, into higher-tier Special Voting Shares C and D. The move restructures the mix of special voting share classes, increasing total voting rights to 1,061,290,026 on an unchanged number of 521,888,933 shares and a paid-in capital of €10,612,900.26, assuming full effectiveness of the conversion.

The company notes that this technical change in share classes and voting rights will not affect the voting entitlements that can be exercised at the shareholders’ meeting scheduled for 29 April 2026. The conversion, which depends on a notarial deed amending the articles of association to create sufficient Special Voting Shares D, reinforces Brembo’s loyalty share mechanism and may further entrench long-term shareholders without altering the overall share count in the market.

The most recent analyst rating on (IT:BRE) stock is a Hold with a EUR9.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Brembo SPA stock, see the IT:BRE Stock Forecast page.

More about Brembo SPA

Brembo N.V., part of the Brembo group, operates in the automotive industry as a leading supplier of braking systems and related components. The company focuses on high-performance solutions for car and motorcycle manufacturers worldwide, as well as the aftermarket, and maintains a shareholder structure that includes various classes of special voting shares to support long-term ownership and governance stability.

Average Trading Volume: 537,554

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: €4.25B

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