Colombia’s Kandeo exited Finsocial, a Colombia-based fintech focused on payroll deduction loans, via a sale to unnamed international investors. Kandeo invested in 2018. (La República) Los accionistas de la fintech…
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Vinci Partners exited local franchise Domino’s Brazil Pizza to Burger King Brazil in exchange for shares in BK Brazil. The transaction is subject to approval. Vinci acquired Domino’s in 2018. …
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Susten Energia and BFL Administradora announced that they have teamed up to create a Participation Investment Fund (FIP) to raise BRL50m for clean energy and solar projects at its photovoltaic…
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Crescera Capital invested BRL200m (~USD38.5m) in Brazil-based funeral services provider Grupo Zelo. Crescera originally invested BRL305m (approximately USD55.5m) in August 2020. (Valor Econômico) A gestora de private equity Crescera está…
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Ímpar Serviços Hospitalares (DASA) acquired H.I.G. Capital-backed Clínica AMO, an independent cancer center oncology clinic in Brazil, for BRL750m (~USD148.5m). The transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions. H.I.G. Capital…
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Darby International exited Ecuador-based logistics company Tabacarcen via a sale to Group Omninvest. Transaction details were not disclosed. (Press Release) Darby International Capital LLC (“Darby International”) completed a successful exit of…
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BTG Pactual exited Duna Energia via a sale to Brazilian oil and gas company 3R Petroleum, for USD71m. (Istoé Dinheiro) A 3R Petroleum Óleo e Gás assinou na segunda-feira, 21,…
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Crescera Capital sold its remaining 25% stake in Brazil-based medical education group Afya to German-based media conglomerate Bertelsmann, achieving a full exit. With this transaction, Crescera will finish divesting its…
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Vinci Partners has announced a joint venture with investment company Chrimata to target agribusiness investments in Brazil. (Seeking Alpha) Vinci Partners Investments (NASDAQ:VINP) enters a joint venture with Chrimata, an investment company focused…
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SoftBank, through its SoftBank Latin America Fund, has agreed to invest BRL822m (USD150m) in Brazil-based medical education group Afya through the purchase of convertible preferred shares. Existing backers Crescera Capital…
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