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The Lavoro Limited (LVRO) SEC filings page provides access to the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer listed on Nasdaq. Lavoro files an annual report on Form 20-F and periodic current reports on Form 6-K, which together offer detail on its agricultural inputs retail operations across Latin America, segment performance, financing arrangements, and restructuring activities.
Through its filings, Lavoro reports on the performance of its Brazil Ag Retail, Latam Ag Retail, and Crop Care segments, and presents revenue and gross profit by segment and by category, including inputs revenue and grains revenue associated with barter operations. Filings also discuss market conditions such as input price deflation, climate-related impacts, and farmer liquidity constraints, and how these factors affect margins, adjusted EBITDA, and net results.
Recent Form 6-K reports have included preliminary unaudited financial information for fiscal year 2025, limited to revenue and gross profit, with Lavoro noting that these figures are estimates subject to completion of audit procedures. The company has also furnished English translations of financial statements for its Brazilian subsidiary, Lavoro Agro Holding S.A. (Lavoro Brazil), in connection with agribusiness receivables certificates, and has explained that these subsidiary statements are not directly comparable to its Brazil Ag Retail operating segment.
Lavoro’s SEC filings further describe the out-of-court reorganization plan (the EJ Plan) for Lavoro Brazil, which restructures trade payables owed to agricultural input suppliers and establishes a multi-year inventory supply and financing framework under Brazil’s Recuperação Extrajudicial legal framework. Updates on supplier support levels, court ratification status, and initial payments under the EJ Plan appear in these reports.
In addition, Lavoro has used Form 6-K to disclose Nasdaq non-compliance notices related to delayed filing of interim financial information on Form 6-K and its Form 20-F, explaining that the delays are tied to the complexities of the EJ Plan and that the notices have no immediate effect on the listing of its securities. On this page, users can review such filings and, with AI-powered summaries, quickly understand the key points in each document, including revenue trends, restructuring progress, and listing compliance updates.
Lavoro Limited submitted a Form 15 certifying termination of its registration under Section 12(g) of the Exchange Act and suspension of the duty to file reports under Sections 13 and 15(d). The filing, dated March 6, 2026, is signed by Julian Garrido Del Val Neto, Chief Financial Officer. The classes listed are Class A ordinary shares and warrants; no other classes remain subject to the reporting duty in this notice.
Lavoro Limited removes from registration $150,000,000 of Class A Ordinary Shares that had been registered on its Form F-3 and deregisters the unsold securities.
The company also removes up to 121,640,743 Class A Ordinary Shares (including up to 10,083,592 shares underlying warrants) that were registered for resale by selling securityholders. The company announced a voluntary delisting from Nasdaq and filed a Form 25; it intends to file a Form 15 to terminate registration and suspend reporting obligations.
Lavoro Limited notified the SEC of a removal of its Class A ordinary shares and warrants from listing and registration on The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC. The filing states, verbatim, "Pursuant to 17 CFR 240.12d2-2(c), the Issuer has complied with the rules of the Exchange and the requirements of 17 CFR 240.12d2-2(c) governing the voluntary withdrawal."
The notice also records that the Exchange has followed its procedures under 17 CFR 240.12d2-2(b). The filing supplies the issuer's principal office address in São Paulo and describes the securities as Class A ordinary shares and warrants exercisable at an $11.50 exercise price.
Lavoro Limited plans to voluntarily delist its ordinary shares and warrants from the Nasdaq Global Market. The company intends to file a Form 25 on or about February 24, 2026, so it expects the last Nasdaq trading day to be on or about February 23, 2026. Around March 6, 2026, it also plans to file Form 15 to suspend U.S. SEC reporting obligations. Lavoro cites challenging market conditions in Brazil, low trading volume, limited U.S. investor interest and capital markets access, and the significant costs and management burden of remaining U.S.-listed as key reasons for this move. After delisting, any trading would be limited to private transactions and possibly over-the-counter markets, with no guarantee that an active market will develop.
Lavoro Limited submitted a Form 6-K as a foreign private issuer for November 2025. The report primarily forwards an exhibit titled “Lavoro Announces Court Ratification of Out-of-Court Restructuring Plan, Changes in Executive Leadership, and Proposed Disposition of Crop Care Assets.” This indicates the company has obtained court ratification of a restructuring plan conducted outside of formal bankruptcy proceedings, is implementing changes in its executive leadership, and is considering the sale or transfer of certain crop care assets. Detailed terms and financial effects of these actions are contained in the attached exhibit, which this filing makes publicly available to investors.
Lavoro Limited filed a Form 6-K stating that it received a non-compliance notice from Nasdaq because its Form 20-F annual report was filed late. This means the company has been formally notified that it is not in full compliance with Nasdaq’s listing requirements related to timely financial reporting. The brief report mainly serves to inform investors of the notice and refers to an exhibit titled “Lavoro Announces Receipt of Non-Compliance Notice from Nasdaq Regarding Delayed Filing of Form 20-F” for more detail.
Lavoro Limited furnished preliminary, unaudited FY25 results and updated its restructuring process. FY25 consolidated revenue decreased approximately 34% year-over-year to about $6.2 billion, driven mainly by inventory shortages in Brazil Ag Retail during key selling periods that led to significant order cancellations. Preliminary consolidated gross profit fell about 33% to roughly R$0.9 billion, with margin expansion from mix and Latam Ag Retail partly offset by lower margins in Brazil Ag Retail and Crop Care.
The company’s Annual Report on Form 20-F is delayed until court ratification of Lavoro Brazil’s out-of-court reorganization plan. Court homologation is currently expected in late November 2025, which could enable audit completion by late December 2025, though timing is uncertain. Supplier support for the plan has risen to approximately 64% of eligible claims, and the first tranche of payments was completed in September.
All figures are preliminary, unaudited, and subject to change.