Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Brazilian oftamology-focused healthtech Eyecare that has recently raised BRL13 million in its Seed investment round, led by Hospital Albert Einstein‘s investment fund. Bronstein Zilberberg advised Eyecare and relied on partners Guilherme Potenza (pictured left) and Alfredo Neri (pictured right); associate Samy Kauffmann.
Rodrigo Elias & Medrano Abogados has advised First Quantum Minerals, and CMS Grau and Hernández & Cía. advised Rio Tinto, on an agreement between the two companies to form a joint venture to
Estudio Muñiz has acted as legal advisor to De Jong Capital in the acquisition of Aguaytia Energy del Perú, a company dedicated to the production and commercialisation of electricity, dry natural gas, LPG and
Cuatrecasas, through its team in Santiago de Chile, has assisted Inversiones Entrepuertos, Mauricio Smith y Cia. and Inversiones Las Rosas in the sale of their shares in Portillo to the Americar group. The transaction included
Bronstein Zilberberg advised zMatch, Brazilian electric car-submission club that has raised BRL50 million in investments, led by Revolution, Canary and IGF. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised zMatch and relied on patners Eduardo Zilberberg (
Machado Meyer assisted Travers Smith (a leading international law firm based in London), acting for Inflexion, in the due diligence of the Brazilian subsidiaries of dss+, a group operating in several countries which carries out
Lefosse has acted as counsel to Pop Internet, a subsidiary of Telefônica Brasil (Vivo), one of the largest telecommunications service operators globally in connection with the acquisition of 100% of the shares issued by Vale
Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uría has counselled a majority shareholder of Aldea Logística Global (Aldea Logística) and Eficiencia Laboral on the acquisition of 25% and 30% of the shares representing the share capital
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised on seed investment round in Brazilian B2B payments platform Barte that has raised US$3 million. The Brazilian fintech will use the money raised to establish itself as
Lobo de Rizzo advised Invest Tech and investments funds under its management in the sale of shares of three companies. The fund Invest Tech Growth III – Fundo de Investimento em Participações Multiestratégia acquired
