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    Prosus-owned iFood buys stake in Brazil's CRMBonus

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on July 29, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    iFood, owned by Prosus, acquires a 20% stake in CRMBonus, enhancing its customer engagement solutions in Brazil's retail sector.

    iFood Acquires 20% Stake in Brazil's CRMBonus Technology Firm

    SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazilian food delivery platform iFood, owned by Dutch investment group Prosus, said in a statement on Tuesday it has taken a 20% stake in technology company CRMBonus.

    The deal's price tag and future financial commitments between the two firms were not disclosed.

    A source familiar with the transaction told Reuters that the agreement allows iFood to potentially acquire full ownership of CRMBonus in the future, in a deal that could be worth up to 10 billion reais ($1.8 billion).

    The information was first reported by local newspaper Valor Economico.

    CRMBonus is a technology company specializing in customer acquisition, engagement and retention solutions in retail.

    iFood and CRMBonus already have a partnership that provides iFood Club members with special bonus vouchers and assists restaurants in acquiring, retaining, and monetizing customers using CRMBonus tools.

    According to Tuesday's statement, CRMBonus will use the fresh capital to accelerate technology development, invest in artificial intelligence, and buy back some shares from investors.

    ($1 = 5.5743 reais)

    (Reporting by Luciana Magalhaes; Editing by Hugh Lawson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •iFood acquires 20% of CRMBonus.
    • •Deal potentially worth up to 10 billion reais.
    • •CRMBonus to enhance tech and AI capabilities.
    • •Partnership aids customer engagement for iFood.
    • •Prosus-backed iFood strengthens market position.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Prosus-owned iFood buys stake in Brazil's CRMBonus

    1What percentage of CRMBonus did iFood acquire?

    iFood has taken a 20% stake in technology company CRMBonus.

    2What is the potential future of iFood's investment in CRMBonus?

    The agreement allows iFood to potentially acquire full ownership of CRMBonus in the future.

    3What will CRMBonus do with the new capital?

    CRMBonus will use the fresh capital to accelerate technology development, invest in artificial intelligence, and buy back some shares from investors.

    4What kind of solutions does CRMBonus specialize in?

    CRMBonus specializes in customer acquisition, engagement, and retention solutions in retail.

    5How does iFood currently collaborate with CRMBonus?

    iFood and CRMBonus already have a partnership that provides iFood Club members with special bonus vouchers and assists restaurants in acquiring, retaining, and monetizing customers.

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