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5/31/2019
Brazilian private equity firm Patria Investimentos will inject roughly 500 million reais ($126 million) into Smartfit Escola de Ginastica e Danca SA by purchasing new and existing shares in the gym operator.
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Reuters
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5/23/2019
Brazil’s private equity and venture capital industry association expects investments by funds to rebound in 2019 due to reduced risk of exchange rate volatility, one of its board members said on Thursday.
Source:
Reuters
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5/22/2019
Natura, the Brazilian cosmetics company that owns The Body Shop, has agreed to acquire Avon Products in an all-stock deal that values the US-listed group at more than $2bn, the companies said late on Wednesday.
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Financial Times
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4/15/2019
The private equity management unit of Itaú Unibanco Holding SA, Kinea Investimentos, bought a 20 percent stake in education group Wiser Educação, for 200 million reais ($51.73 million), a person familiar with the matter said on Monday.
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Reuters
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2/20/2019
With the investment in Home Agent, Performa Investimentos, a seasoned Brazilian venture capital firm, starts to deploy its third fund, which aims at supporting promising middle market companies to address the main social and environmental gaps in Brazil.
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Press Release
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1/3/2019
Stratus SCP Brasil Coinvestimento II executed the acquisitioon of 100% stake in Investfarma S.A. the controling company of Drogaria DM Ltda.
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Global Legal Chronicle
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9/26/2018
Brazil’s Oria Capital is seeking $100 million for its third fund, as the private-equity firm plans to capitalize on the growth of the technology market in the country, according to people familiar with the matter.
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WSJ
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9/7/2018
When six Brazilian investment professionals left Victoria Capital Partners late last year to form their own shop, Alexandre Dias remained behind as the sole member of the South American firm’s São Paulo team.
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The Wall Street Journal
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9/6/2018
A secondary market for stakes in private-equity funds is slowly developing in Brazil, boosted in part by the country’s economic woes.
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Wall Street Journal
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6/6/2018
Impact Investing in Brazil has its first success: a 26% IRR exit from a healthcare startup that increase the access to quality services for low income clients. Vox Capital, the Brazilian pioneer impact investor, sold its stake at TEM, startup who offers access to low cost medical appointments, lab tests and discounts at drugstores through prepaid cards.
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Press Release
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6/2/2018
Walmart Inc (WMT.N) said on Monday private equity firm Advent International will pick up a 80 percent stake in Walmart Brazil and the retailer will retain the remaining 20 percent.
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Reuters
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5/4/2018
A Bzplan em conjunto com a FIR Capital acaba de anunciar mais um investimento, o valor do aporte será de R$ 2 milhões na Rede Vistorias com sede em Florianópolis. A solução da Rede Vistorias é um serviço completo de vistoria, realizado por empresa especializada e imparcial. As vistorias são digitais com uso de aplicativos e armazenamento em nuvem.
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Press Release
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4/23/2018
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s merchant banking division led the latest capital investment in Oncoclínicas do Brasil Serviços Médicos SA, a Brazilian provider of cancer treatments.
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The Wall Street Journal
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3/13/2018
Private equity firm SouthRock Capital has signed an agreement with Starbucks Corp that gives it the right to develop and operate branches of the Seattle-based chain in Brazil, the companies said late on Monday.
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Reuters
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3/3/2018
ContaAzul, a pioneer and leader in Cloud Accounting Platforms in Brazil, announced today a new round of equity investment of approximately US$ 30 million led by Tiger Global Management, a New York-based investment firm. ContaAzul, a Brazilian startup founded in 2011, provides an innovative, modern and easy-to-use online management system tailored to the needs of small companies and their accountants.
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Financial Times
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