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Brazil M&A Transactions
Mergers and acquisitions in the Brazil country.
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MiQ strengthens its Latin American presence by acquiring Adsmovil's regional operations, enhancing programmatic capabilities and data offerings.
BTG Pactual secures 100% ownership of V.tal, a leading neutral fiber operator in Latin America, for $800 million, boosting its digital infrastructure portfolio.
Eneva divests Pecém II coal asset for $166M, securing LNG terminal rights to bolster natural gas power generation. Strategic energy infrastructure deal.
Claro acquires Desktop for $750M in a major Brazilian telecom deal. H.I.G. Capital exits its successful investment in the growing fiber ISP.
IHS Holding Limited secures a $315 million deal for Grupo Torresur's Brazilian tower assets, bolstering its digital infrastructure presence in the region.
Claro Telecom Participações buys controlling stake in Desktop S.A. for $750M, enhancing its fiber-optic broadband network in São Paulo, Brazil.
MCI Group expands its Latin American reach by acquiring a majority stake in Brazilian engagement marketing agency Eyxo, enhancing its service offerings.
V4 Company strengthens its digital marketing services by acquiring AbLab, a data analytics firm. B&Partners achieves its first portfolio exit with this strategic transaction.
Quadrante, with Henko Partners' backing, strengthens its digital twin and process simulation offerings by acquiring Inprocess Technology and Consulting Group.
AXIA Energia
AXIA, ISA Energia Brasil Complete Brazil Power Transmission DealAXIA Energia and ISA Energia Brasil finalize a R$1.17 billion asset exchange, impacting key Brazilian power transmission networks. Learn about the strategic implications.
Ambar Energia acquires the 827 MW Norte Fluminense power plant from EDF Group for EUR 230 million, enhancing its Brazilian energy market presence.
Ferrero Group expands its healthy snack portfolio by acquiring Brazilian protein snack maker Bold Snacks, marking its entry into the South American market.
Brazilian paytech Pagsmile secures 49% of a55, integrating credit license and payment tech to boost Latin American fintech offerings.
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