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(Valor Econômico)  According to banking executives, the trend is for the infrastructure sector, including energy, to remain heated for transactions Large-scale transactions sustained the volumes of Brazil’s mergers and acquisitions industry in 2025, a year in which high interest rates made the financing of such deals more expensive. Data from consultancy Dealogic show that the announced volume throughout the year, considering figures through mid-December, totaled R$234 billio

(InfoMoney) Between January and November 2025, the total value of mergers and acquisitions transactions in Brazil increased by 18% compared to the same period of the previous year — that is, the aggregate deal value. The number of transactions, however, fell by 25%. The data were compiled by M&A boutique Seneca Evercore at the request of InfoMoney. “The increase in total deal value is due to a small number of large-scale transactions, concentrated mainly in the energy and nat

( Valor Econômico ) Among the ten largest M&A transactions in 2025, foreign buyers were involved in only two, a share far below that of 2023, when they accounted for half of the top deals. After consecutive declines since February, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows into Brazil rose again in September, according to Central Bank data compiled by Seneca Evercore and obtained exclusively by Valor . Net inflows totaled US$10.7 billion for the month — the highest volume for t

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(Valor Econômico) Major deals, especially in the software sector, have reignited activity after a long off-season and discounted assets

(Valor Econômico) Alternatives to raise capital could replace IPOs, according to Seneca; analysts disagree and point to governance benefits

Even in the face of high interest rates, persistent inflation, and fiscal pressure, some sectors of the Brazilian economy continue to expand. Areas such as financial services, technology, fintechs, and energy have shown resilience, attracting investments and driving transactions.

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(ESTADÃO) Deals aimed at making Brazil an export hub or that rely on imported inputs are among the hardest hit

(Mercado Aberto, UOL) The M&A market in Brazil has been showing a new dynamic in 2025. A study conducted by Seneca Evercore indicates that the total deal volume rose by 40%, despite the number of transactions dropping by 25% in the first half of the year. Isaias Sznifer, our founding partner, explains this trend on the Mercado Aberto program by UOL.

(Valor Econômico) Increase in deal value driven by higher share of large-scale transactions, mainly in the energy and natural resources...

Survey by Seneca Evercore shows that energy and natural resources companies have fueled deals By Stéfanie Rigamonti By Stéfanie Rigamonti...

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(Valor Econômico) International names are involved in 13 of the 20 largest transactions announced this year, accounting for 85% of the total

(ESTADÃO) Despite progress, such as the increased sophistication of the economy and legal improvements, companies still face difficulties...

The nature of mergers and acquisitions transactions has been shifting, with a growing emphasis on deals aimed at addressing the...

(Folha de S. Paulo) Daniel Wainstein, from Seneca Evercore, says the country struggles to attract foreign investment and warns about the hig

(O Globo) Rising Costs of Imported Inputs and an Uncertain Environment Push Companies to Reduce or Postpone Investments

Of the 84 companies that have debuted on the B3 since 2014, only 12 of them have achieved positive performance in relation to their IPO...

(Folha de S. Paulo) Stocks of Companies Typically Favored by PT Governments Struggle Amid New Interest Rate Hikes When President Luiz...