B3’s craft — and the standard response that here weighs different

In 11/05/2026 B3 sent BTG Current Financial Services S.A. DTVM, administrator of Capitania Securities II FII, o Office 114/2026-SLE the Superintendence of Listing and Supervision of Issuers. The text is practical when the atypical oscillation radar is triggered: "In view of the latest oscillations recorded with the fund's emission units, the increase in the number of businesses and the amount negotiated (...), we have requested that you be informed until 12/05/2026, if there is any fact of this administrator's knowledge that can justify them".

The answer entered the portal Fundos.NET in 12/05/2026 at 6:15 (ID 1187136) and fits in one line: "The Administrator clarifies that she has no knowledge of an act or relevant fact that can justify the variation in the value of the Fund's share in B3's secondary stock market and that it has not been Tempestively disclosed to the unit holders and the market".

Practical translation: Nothing new happened inside the bottom.. . The portfolio of CRIs continues 100% adiplente, the monthly R$ 0,09 DPS remains stable, active recycling via funds of the Capitania house continues to deliver alpha, and there is no fact to communicate. If the price moved without anything moving in the source, there was only one reading left — the market changed its mind without changing the reality of the fund..

Picture of the volume — where the craft was born

The cut that B3 attached to the craft itself makes the drawing clear. In the previous two weeks, the fund ranged from R$ 7,86 to R$ 7,97 with daily volume of R$ 7 to R$ 10 million. 11/05 breaks the pattern: 9,55 million shares switching hands (more than 10× to average), intraday variation from R$ 7,81 to R$ 7,58 (fall of -2,57% at closing) and R$ 72,4 million moves — almost 8 times the typical volume in value. It was That's it. that B3 saw and had asked.

Why this "nothing to declare" is good news (as opposed to CARE11)

The same weekend this house published that the CARE11 also took an atypical oscillation craft. . There the "nothing to declare" is bad information — because it is a fund zeroed in dividends for almost five years, with the unit falling in the year and a platform of volume far above normal, where an oscillation without relevant fact signals fine book or informed positioning.

No CPTS11 The reading is the opposite. The unit It's gone. (didn't go up) and the fund is fully operational. What BTG's "nothing" is saying is:

1. There was no DPS cut. . The monthly R$ 0,09 follows on the table, with 99% payout supported by cash generation (R$ 0,091/unit in February/2026).
2. There was no stress in the CRI wallet.. . The 100% of adplicity continue — and would be, if changed, exactly the kind of event that would become a relevant fact.
3. There has been no change of fund manager or regulation. . Capitânia follows ahead, with the voluntary reduction of the management fee for 0,82% a.a. and the exemption on FIIs from the house itself standing.
4. There was no pending corporate operation.. . No issues, no ongoing recycling out of what's already public in the management reports.

When the thesis of an FII does not change And the price drops, the market is saying something else that's not the fund. Here's another thing. There's three obvious suspects. Seal on 14,5% pressing all paper FIIs, Sectoral refurbishment of Brick FoFs (CPTS has PL 68,8% in FIIs, of which ~30% in malls via CRIs+units) and likely to dismount from a large institutional position On Friday 11/05.

What the fall did with the arithmetic of the bottom

Before the move, the CPTS11 already operated the P/VP 0,85 on VP of R$ 9,01 per unit — discount of 15%. With the R$ 7,58 unit at the close of 11/05, the P/VP dropped to ~0,84 and the annualized DY on the current DPS of R$ 0,09 has risen to ~14,2%. . For investor entering now:

• IR-free monthly cargo equivalent to ~114% of the CDI (with Selic in 14,5%, the net equivalent in fixed income would require ~17% gross).
• Favorable marking of NTN-B falling cycle CRIs — the fund's thesis was never just coupon; it is also capital gains in securities when the interest curve gives way.
• Upside assets in held FIIs from 14,1% to their respective equity values — the CPTS FoF is buying cheap brick FII and waiting for re-enactment.

None of these three legs changed in the document of 12/05. What changed was the entry price, and he got more favorable.

What Still Requires Caution

CPTS11 is not pure paper background: 14,5% of PL in commitment to CDI+0,80% is implicit leverage, 27% of PL in FIIs of the fund manager (with temporary double rate exemption) carries structural conflict, and ~30% of PL combines direct and indirect exposure to malls. These points follow the risks of canonical analysis and did not leave the map because the unit fell. But none of them were triggered by Office 114/2026-SLE — B3 asked about price oscillation, not foundational, and BTG replied exactly that.

The legitimate question remains: Who was the 11/05 salesman? In funds with relevant institutional unit holders (and 372 thousand distributed unit holders), large outputs appear with lag in management reports — usually two to three months later, in the composition of unit holders. That'll be the document to look at when you leave.

How the unitholder should read this

If you're a unit of the CPTS11 And you're seeing the fall:

• The thesis has not changed.. . The administrator has made this official in writing to the regulator. Selling now just because the price has fallen is literally doing the opposite of what the reading of the document suggests.
• The DY got higher. . IR-free monthly cargo in ~14,2% with unit to R$ 7,58. For those who bought above R$ 8,00 in the last cycle, it makes sense. port, do not sell — average price falls and DY at cost rises.
• Discount on VP follows real. . P/VP ~0,84 in high-grade background with 100% default does not appear in any corner of the FIIs market today. In a Selic cutting cycle ahead, the marking leg is back to work.
• The volume of 11/05 is not eternal noise. . Big institutional output usually has a day of impact and then the book rebalances. Whoever buys with the discount reopened is literally on the other side of the table you sold.

Where to dig

• Full analysis of CPTS11 (CRIs Wallet, FoF Capitania, Fees, Active Management)
• The other "nothing to declare" of the week: CARE11 and letter 098/2026-SLE
• Original document in FundosNet (ID 1187136)
• See all FIIs analyzed

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