Banco Bradesco SA will hold its cumulative Special and Annual Shareholders’ Meetings entirely online on March 10 2026, underscoring its commitment to broader, lower‑cost investor participation. The agenda includes a proposal to raise R$6.67 billion in capital by capitalizing legal profit reserves, with no new share issuance, and bylaw changes for management profit sharing and capital adjustment.

Shareholders will vote on the 2025 financial statements, profit allocation, board and Fiscal Council appointments, and executive compensation for 2026. Voting can be completed via distance ballot until March 6 2026 or live online after registration by March 8 2026. The fully digital format highlights Bradesco’s focus on governance, transparency, and inclusivity.

The capital increase and compensation measures aim to strengthen the bank’s balance sheet, align executive incentives, and reinforce governance bodies in support of its digital transformation strategy. Analysts maintain a Buy rating with a $4.50 target, noting that the bank’s performance has faced revenue decline and margin compression but benefits from a favorable technical trend and solid dividend yield.

Bradesco, headquartered in Osasco, São Paulo, remains one of Brazil’s largest private‑sector banks, expanding its digital services to compete in a challenging market.