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Vale has approved a payment of 15.3 billion reais to its shareholders

Brazil-based global mining giant Vale has approved a payment plan totaling 15.3 billion reais (€2.46 billion) to be distributed to its shareholders.

Vale has approved a payment of 15.3 billion reais to its shareholders

At its meeting on November 27, 2025, the company’s board of directors decided to pay 3.58 reais per common share and special class preferred share. This decision was made within the framework of the company’s policy aimed at increasing financial returns to shareholders and strengthening investor confidence.

According to the board-approved payment plan, the dividend and interest payments will be made during the January–March 2026 period. Vale stated that the payments are based on balance sheet data as of September 30, 2025, and emphasized that the allocation represents a pre-distribution from the 2025 fiscal year results, to be executed under the Shareholder Payment Policy, which ensures a minimum distribution to shareholders.

The company noted that this decision supports predictability and financial stability for investors, reflecting the 2025 fiscal year performance directly to shareholders. Vale added that this distribution is made possible by the company’s strong cash flow and sustainable operational structure.

Experts note that such a large-scale dividend distribution by Vale will likely increase investor confidence in the Brazilian stock market and attract international investors. The company’s balance sheet-based and strategically planned payment policy also demonstrates that returns provided to shareholders are managed transparently and consistently.

Vale’s management stated that this payment to shareholders will continue to support the company’s sustainable growth objectives while prioritizing investor satisfaction.

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