The real estate investment arm of Quebec’s sovereign fund, CDPQ, Ivanhoé Cambridge, has agreed with Prologis to form Prologis Brazil Logistics Venture. The partnership will develop and operate logistics real estate in Brazil, specifically in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Ivanhoé Cambridge will hold an 80% stake in the partnership.
LIV Capital will invest MXN$350m in Central de Corretajes (Cencor) to financially strengthen the new Mexican stock exchange BIVA.
Australis Partners announced it had reached an agreement to acquire a 50% stake in Alianza Fiduciaria and Alianza Valores from Advent International.
MAS Equity Partners, through its private equity fund MAS Colombia LATAM, exited Promotora Médica Las Américas, in a sale to Peruvian health services provider Grupo Aúna.
Linzor Capital Partners had a partial syndication of its investment in Universidad Tecnológica Latinoamericana (UTEL), an online university in Mexico, through the sale of a minority stake to Seek, an Australian online training and employment services corporation. Linzor had previously invested in UTEL in May 2018.
Alta Growth Capital and Nexxus Capital agreed to co-invest in Grupo Turistore, a retail operator focused on international tourists with fifty-six stores across beach destinations in Mexico. This is Alta’s first investment from its third fund and its first co-investment with Nexxus Capital.
Alta Growth Capital made an undisclosed investment to acquire an equity interest in Docuformas, an independent leasing company in Mexico. As part of the transaction, Docuformas will receive a primary investment capitalization to continue its rapid growth in the financial sector.
Real Infrastructure Capital Partners acquired Engie Solar’s PanamaSolar2, for an undisclosed amount via its Latin Renewables Infrastructure Fund. PanamaSolar2 operates a 16 MW plant in Pocrí, Panama.
Darby Overseas Investments announced the final close of its Darby Latin American Private Debt Fund III (“DLAPDF III”), following the fund being oversubscribed, hitting its hard cap of US$300m. DLAPDF III is a regional Latin American private debt strategy that invests in middle market companies.
Bozano’s holding company, Hospital Care, bought control of Herp, a hospital specialized in orthopedics and plastic surgery, in Ribeirão Preto (SP).