Itaú Unibanco controller sells R$ 6.56 million of preferred shares in September internal dealing
Bitget2026/10/09 12:12Itaú Unibanco disclosed controller dealings in preferred shares, cutting its PN holding to 28,967,232 from 29,128,962. Sales totaled 164,720 PN shares for R$ 6.97 million; one purchase of 2,990 PN shares cost R$ 124,712. Prices ranged from R$ 41.40947 to R$ 43.18006 per PN share for sales; the purchase price was R$ 41.70970. Itaúsa, as controller, bought 89,200 Itaú Unibanco PN shares for R$ 1.25 million at prices of R$ 13.84675–14.23. Itaúsa’s PN position rose to 1,309,436,732 from 1,309,347,532; its ON holding stayed at 2,453,270,164. Disclaimer: This news brief was created by Public Technologies (PUBT) using generative artificial intelligence. While PUBT strives to provide accurate and timely information, this AI-generated content is for informational purposes only and should not be interpreted as financial, investment, or legal advice. Itaú Unibanco Holding SA published the original content used to generate this news brief on October 09, 2026, and is solely responsible for the information contained therein.
- Itaú Unibanco disclosed controller dealings in preferred shares, cutting its PN holding to 28,967,232 from 29,128,962.
- Sales totaled 164,720 PN shares for R$ 6.97 million; one purchase of 2,990 PN shares cost R$ 124,712.
- Prices ranged from R$ 41.40947 to R$ 43.18006 per PN share for sales; the purchase price was R$ 41.70970.
- Itaúsa, as controller, bought 89,200 Itaú Unibanco PN shares for R$ 1.25 million at prices of R$ 13.84675–14.23.
- Itaúsa’s PN position rose to 1,309,436,732 from 1,309,347,532; its ON holding stayed at 2,453,270,164.
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