Lefosse Advogados acted as deal counsel in Bemol's third public issuance of debentures, totalling BRL 85 million and offered exclusively to professional investors, with UBS BB serving as lead underwriter.
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Stocche Forbes acted as legal counsel to Vibra Energia in its 10th public offering of debentures, raising BRL 1.5 billion to fund photovoltaic power generation plants under Distributed Generation and Independent Power Production regimes.
Lefosse advised Grupo Toky on two separate capital increases closed in December 2025, totalling approximately BRL 178.6 million, one funded through convertible debenture conversions and the other subscribed by Domus Aurea Serviços de Tecnologia.
Lefosse acted as deal counsel for Opea Securitizadora on the 42nd issuance of 284.071.107 non convertible debentures, in single series, in the total amount of BRL 284.071.107,00, pursuant to CVM 160, as amended, and other applicable law and
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Lefosse announces new partners and strengthens its practice areas
Lefosse announced the promotion of three professionals to partners: Luana Torres, Gabriel Queiroz and Rafael Martins, in the practices of corporate and M&A, white-collar Crime, and oil and gas, respectively. Luana Torres, partner
Lefosse advised Lumen Química and its shareholders on the sale of the company to Dynatech Indústrias Quimicas. Lumen Química is a company dedicated to and specialized in the production of acrylic resins
Lefosse has announced the arrival of two new partners in the dispute resolution practice: Tomaz Lyra and Marcela Levy are strengthening the team with a focus on resolving large and complex national and international disputes.
Lefosse advised Unipar Carbocloro on an electric power self-production by equivalence arrangement with Casa dos Ventos. The project was structured around the sale of solar energy from Complexo Paraíso Solar, with electricity supply sufficient
Stocche Forbes advised the issuers and Lefosse advised the underwriters on three debenture offerings by Equatorial group companies, totaling BRL 3 billion. The transactions comprised the 12th issuance by Equatorial Goiás Distribuidora de Energia (BRL 1.6
Lefosse, acting alongside Clifford Chance as international counsel, advised Rabo Partnerships on its equity investment in Nagro as part of the company’s Series B funding round. BMA and Campbells acted for Nagro. The transaction
