TIMB 6-K: SEC filing

TIM S.A.

Filed with the SEC on · accession 0001292814-26-005199

TIMB filed a 6-K (foreign company report) with the SEC on Nov 10, 2026. TIM S.A. reported its 3Q26 earnings, with net revenue up 5.3% YoY to R$7.07 billion and normalized EBITDA up 6.7% YoY to R$3.70 billion.

Summary of the filing

TIM S.A. reported its 3Q26 earnings, with net revenue up 5.3% YoY to R$7.07 billion and normalized EBITDA up 6.7% YoY to R$3.70 billion. The company also announced shareholder remuneration including R$515 million in interest on capital, a new R$1 billion buyback program, and the planned merger of subsidiary I-Systems into TIM.

Key details

3Q26 total net revenueBRL 7.1B
3Q26 normalized EBITDABRL 3.7B
3Q26 normalized net incomeBRL 1.1B
Interest on capital distribution approvedBRL 515.0M
New share buyback program 9 maximum amountBRL 1.0B
Shares authorized under buyback program 9shares 55.2M
Treasury shares cancelledshares 13.2M
RegistrantTIM S.A.
Wholly owned subsidiary being merged into timI-Systems Soluções de Infraestrutura S.A.
Automotive connectivity partnerBYD
V8.tech portfolio partnerOracle

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What did TIMB file with the SEC on Nov 10, 2026?

TIMB filed a 6-K (SEC filing). TIM S.A. reported its 3Q26 earnings, with net revenue up 5.3% YoY to R$7.07 billion and normalized EBITDA up 6.7% YoY to R$3.70 billion. The company also announced shareholder remuneration including R$515 million in interest on capital, a new R$1 billion buyback program, and the planned merger of subsidiary I-Systems into TIM.

How do I read a 6-K?

How foreign companies listed in the US report news and events — like an 8-K for them. Look at the exhibit names: "results", "resign", "notice" tell you the topic. Many 6-Ks are routine (meeting notices); results and leadership changes matter most.

Why are SEC filings important?

Public companies must tell the SEC about anything that can change their value — results, leadership changes, big deals, new shares, bankruptcy. Filings are the official source, often before the news. A 6-K (foreign company report): How foreign companies listed in the US report news and events — like an 8-K for them.

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