GOL Faces Penny Stock Risk as Preferred Shares Trade Below R$1

<p>B3 gives airline until January 29, 2026, to lift share price above minimum threshold.</p>

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GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes S.A. (B3: GOLL54) said that B3 has given the airline until January 29, 2026 to take measures that lift the unit price of its preferred shares above R$1. While the standard lot of 1,000 shares trades around R$5.72, each individual share remains priced below R$1 — placing the stock in penny stock territory under the exchange’s rules.

According to the company, the deadline was granted under Articles 46 to 50 of B3’s Issuers Regulations. GOL said it will keep shareholders and the market informed of the steps required for compliance.

At stake: compliance and governance risks

If no solution is adopted by the deadline, GOL risks penalties from B3, including a possible trading suspension. The move underscores the pressure on companies whose shares slip into penny stock range, testing market perception and foreign investor confidenceor confidence


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