The stock dropped as much as 73% Thursday in Sao Paulo on heavy volume before paring losses to trade at 0.16 reais per share. Its market capitalization, which had briefly swelled to 15 billion reais ($2.7 billion) following a capital injection, is now back down to 3.2 billion reais.
“The initial lock-up (approximately 73%) of the new shares received by creditors who adhered to
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