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Tivit to Invest R$1 Bi in Latin America Acquisitions

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By Igor SodreSÃO PAULO, 24 Set (Reuters) - The Brazilian technology company Tivit announced on Thursday a program of R$1 billion in acquisitions in Latin America, in strategy to expand portfolio of proprietary technologies and create pl

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By Igor SodreSÃO PAULO, 24 Set (Reuters) - The Brazilian technology company Tivit announced on Thursday a program of R$1 billion in acquisitions in Latin America, in strategy to expand portfolio of proprietary technologies and create pl

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Plan is financed by the cash generation of the technology company that has mapped, for the initial phase, 15 targets in Brazil

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Controlled by the Italian company Almaviva, it seeks to expand its portfolio of own technologies and maintains more in-depth negotiations with 15 potential targets The post Tivit Prepares R$ 1 Billion for Acquisitions and Sees Space for a More Aggressive Investment appeared first in Forbes Brazil.

Tivit, the technology of Brazilian origin controlled since 2025 by the Italian group Almaviva, is preparing a wave of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) for 1 billion reais (170 million euros) within the Latin American computer and programming sector. The company has explained to ‘Bloomberg’ that it will evaluate case by case if proceed through purchases [...] La entrada The Brazilian technology Tivit prepares a wave of purchases and investments in …

Company wants software and hardware developers between R$ 20 million and R$ 200 million

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After mapping 620 companies in Latin America, company negotiates with 15 targets and plans to finance acquisitions with own cash generation, without input from the Italian controller

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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