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OUJP11 FII sets July 28 deadline for restructuring vote

Shareholders in the R$ 329 million OUJP11 real estate paper fund have until July 28 to vote on a structural split into JPPA11 and FTRR11.

By Diane Cole

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OUJP11 FII sets July 28 deadline for restructuring vote
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Brazilian real estate investment trust Ourinvest JPP FII (OUJP11) is approaching a critical structural milestone. Shareholders have until July 28, 2026, to cast their votes on a proposed restructuring plan that would split and liquidate the R$ 329 million paper fund. Under the terms of the proposal, the fund's portfolio of real estate receivables (CRIs) will be divided equally between JPPA11 and the newly formed FTRR11.

The formal voting period, conducted via electronic and written consultation, will close on July 28, with the final results scheduled to be tallied and announced on August 3, 2026. If approved by a majority of voters representing at least 25% of the fund's total shares, OUJP11 will transfer approximately R$ 164.6 million in assets to each of the two receiving funds. Shareholders will then receive shares of JPPA11 and FTRR11 in exchange for their current holdings.

The restructuring proposal comes amid broader volatility in the Brazilian real estate fund (FII) market. For context, the wider Brazil stock market today showed minor declines, with the benchmark Ibovespa today (IBOV) down 0.85% at 175,214.62. Blue-chip B3 stocks also traded lower, as Petrobras (PETR4) slipped 0.28% to R$ 42.83, Vale (VALE3) fell 0.83% to R$ 75.05, and Itaú Unibanco (ITUB4) dropped 0.99% to R$ 42.14. Global investors tracking Brazilian assets via the Brazil ETF (EWZ) are closely watching how these corporate reorganizations impact liquidity and net asset values across the local credit market.