Ânima shares are registered for trading in BM&FBovespa under the code “ANIM3”, being authorized trades in New Market, the highest level of corporate governance distinctive practices.

Each of Ânima’s common shares grants its holder with right to vote in any ordinary or extraordinary of its shareholders’ General Meetings.

Common Share holders have the right to receive dividends or other distributions conducted for Company’s shareholders in a proportional way to their respective interests within the total of issued shares.

Additionally, in case of Company’s liquidation, common share holders will have the right to distribution of the remaining assets after payment of all liabilities proportionally to their respective interests within Ânima’s total issued shares.

Common Shares holders of Ânima are not liable for future capital calls by the Company.

Pursuant to Law 6,404/76, Articles of Incorporation and understandings approved in Joint Companies’ General Meetings may not deprive its shareholders of the following rights:

• Participation in profit shares;
• Participation in Ânima’s estate, in case of liquidation;
• Inspect, as provided for in law, the management of social businesses;
• Right of first refusal for share subscription, debenture convertible into shares, and subscription bonus, except in a few cases as specified in Brazilian law; and
• Withdraw from the Company in cases provided for in Law 6,404/76.

Pursuant to the new agreement executed between Company, managers, and BM&FBovespa with regard to offering of shares in New Market, it is forbidden for Ânima to have shares without right to vote or restricted voting rights, unless it is excluded from New Market.

All relevant market data, result disclosures, and further market communications from Ânima are published in the same time at CVM/BM&FBovespa and at the Company’s website of relationship with investors, besides being forwarded through electronic mail to persons who registered to receive such information.

Complete financial statements are annually published on the newspapers Diário Oficial do Estado de São Paulo e Valor Econômico. Quarterly information, press releases, presentations, notices to shareholders, market communications, and relevant market data are available on Ânima’s website for relationship with investors.

Other information about the Company may also be obtained on the websites of Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo and Comissão de Valores Mobiliários.

Before looking for a Brokerage Firm, we suggest that you study the subject on BM&FBovespa’s website. In order to contribute to novice’s learning, Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo has provided courses about Stock Market. Click on the links below and see:

On-line and on-site courses

How to invest on the Market

After that, the next step is searching for a Brokerage Firm. Brokerage Firms and other financial intermediates have professionals directed to market analysis, of sectors and companies, and with them will be able to inform yourself about the right moment to buy and sell certain shares for obtaining a better result.

You can also trade shares through the Internet. For that, it is necessary to be a client of a BM&FBovespa Brokerage Firm that is provided with a home-broker system, which makes Internet trades possible. Please check a list of Brokerage Firms that provide home broker.

Ânima Educação

E-mail: ri@animaeducacao.com.br
R. Harmonia, 1.250, 9º andar, Vila Madalena, São Paulo/SP - CEP 05435-001
São Paulo
Fone: (11) 4302-2611
Fax: (11) 4302-2680
http://ri.Ânimaeducacao.com.br

 

Natural-Person Shareholders may consult their shares in an easy and agile way. The main information for controlling your investments is available on the internet: stock position, report of trades, payment notices, income statement, and subscription list.

Banco Bradesco is our bookkeeping agent, holding as its main functions performing safekeeping, transaction update, payment of dividends, and also assist you, shareholder of Ânima Educação.

Adjusted EBITDA is formed by EBITDA added or decreased of the balance equity of real estate companies, income from lease of split real estate property, net nonoperational results, and minority interest share.

Adjusted EBITDA is not an indicator of financial performance according to accounting practices adopted in Brazil, neither it should be considered alone, or as an alternative to net profit, as an indicator of operational performance, or an alternative to operational cash flow, or as an indicator of liquidity.

Adjusted EBTIDA does not have a standardized meaning and Ânima’s definition of Adjusted EBTIDA cannot be compared to what is used by other companies.

Company’s Articles of Incorporation provide that the mandatory payment of dividends to Company’s shareholders of at least 25% of net profit is assessed in financial statements, adjusted pursuant to Stock Corporations Act, unless Company managers give notice to the General Meeting that distribution is not compatible with the Company’s financial position and mandatory distribution of dividends is consequently suspended.