Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Brazilian edtech Letrus that has just raised BRL36 million in investment round led by Crescera Capital and Owl Ventures. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Letrus and
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Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Gringo, the Brazilian driver assistance startup, which raised R$150 million to expand its platform and services in a Series C round led by Valor Capital Group. Its current
Bronstein Zilberberg advised Airborne in the investment round with capital injection of undisclosed value, in brazilian fintech VIPe that announced the conclusion of its first investment round, raising BRL110 million. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza
Lobo de Rizzo Advogados advised Totvs on the acquisition of e-commerce solutions provider Lexos, which was advised by Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados (BZCP), on a BRL13.2 million deal – a value that may increase,
Bronstein Zilberberg advised Accountfy, data analysis startup that has recently formed a Joint Venture with Itaú BBA, launching accaounting and finance management platform ‘Gestão Integrada‘. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Accountfy and
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Weme, a Brazilian design innovation consulting firm, on the acquisition of software developer Braint, based in Campinas. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Weme with partner Alfredo
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri and Potenza Advogados advised Box Delivery, which was acquired by Rappi, a Colombian delivery company in its largest M&A deal to date. The value of the transaction has not been
Bronstein Zilberberg advised the beauty and skin care company Anna Pegova that has raised up to BRL25 million in investments throughout 2023, from Brazilian fund Solum Capital. Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados advised Anna Pegova
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados assisted Jungle, a Brazilian game developer startup that raised USD6 million in investments from Bitkraft and Framework Ventures to develop Web3 mobile games. The round also brought together Delphi
Bronstein, Zilberberg, Chueiri e Potenza Advogados acted in the transaction in which Kepler Weber acquired a 50% plus one share in Procer, Brazilian leader in developing technologies for crop automation, control and monitoring. Bronstein Zilberberg advised
