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    Brazil's Stefanini looking for acquisitions in the Americas and Europe

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    Posted on April 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Stefanini Group plans $350M in acquisitions by 2027, focusing on cloud, finance, and AI in the Americas and Europe.

    Stefanini Targets Acquisitions Across Americas and Europe

    By Luciana Magalhaes

    RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) -The Stefanini Group, a global tech consultancy firm based in Brazil, plans to spend 2 billion reais ($350 million) on acquisitions by the end of 2027, said Marco Stefanini, the company's founder and global CEO. 

    The group is in talks with targets and may soon announce a transaction in Latin America, and another in Europe in the next 12 months, the CEO told Reuters this week on the sidelines of the tech conference Web Summit Rio.

    Stefanini is focused on acquiring companies in those regions and the U.S., he added, with an emphasis on the cloud, finance, analytics, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence segments.

    Recently, Stefanini announced the acquisition of a 60% stake in Escala 24x7, an Amazon Web Services consulting partner based in Miami, targeting the rapidly growing cloud market in Latin America. The value of the transaction was not disclosed. 

    In total, Stefanini plans to make around 10 acquisitions by the end of 2027.

    "We prefer to spread (the investments) to reduce risk," he said.

    Stefanini operates in more than 40 countries and ended 2024 with global gross revenues of 8 billion reais. 

    (Reporting by Luciana MagalhaesEditing by Rod Nickel)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Stefanini plans $350 million in acquisitions by 2027.
    • •Focus on cloud, finance, analytics, and AI sectors.
    • •Upcoming deals in Latin America and Europe.
    • •Stefanini acquired a 60% stake in Escala 24x7.
    • •Company operates in over 40 countries.

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