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Another Brazilian real estate developer launches IPO
Paul Hastings LLP in São Paulo and Brazil’s Cescon, Barrieu, Flesch & Barreto Advogados have helped local real estate company Plano & Plano raise 600 million reais (US$108 million) in an initial public offering on the B3 stock exchange.
Pinheiro Neto and Mattos Filho ink Pagseguro-Wirecard deal
Pinheiro Neto Advogados has helped a subsidiary of Brazilian payment processor PagSeguro buy the entirety of counterpart Wirecard Brazil.
BMA scoops up data privacy partner
BMA - Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão has strengthened its data protection, technology and digital business practice by hiring a partner, as Brazil enforced its General Data Protection Law (LGPD) last week.
Suzano makes landmark sustainability-linked notes offering
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP in São Paulo and New York has helped Brazilian paper and pulp company Suzano issue US$750 million worth of sustainability-linked notes, which is one of the first performance-linked debt offerings in Latin America.
Stocche Forbes and Mattos Filho steer wind power deal in Brazil
Stocche Forbes Advogados has helped Brazilian power company Omega Geração acquire a 50% equity stake in two wind power complexes from the local subsidiary of French utilities company EDF for 662 million reais (US$120 million).
Campos Mello hires two from Cascione Pulino
Brazil’s Campos Mello Advogados has launched a government affairs practice and a new office in Brasília, by hiring two public law partners from local firm Cascione Pulino Boulos Advogados.
Several firms help in Chilean food tech investment round
Gunderson Dettmer in San Francisco and Silicon Valley and Baraona Fischer & Cia in Santiago have helped Chilean vegan food technology company NotCo raise US$85 million in its third investment round.
Machado Meyer and Stocche Forbes in Petrobras asphalt sale
Machado Meyer Advogados has helped Petrobras Distribuidora - also known as BR - sell its entire stake in local asphalt and paving company Stratura Asfaltos.
TIM, Telefónica and Claro make US$3 billion bid for Oi’s mobile division
A slew of Brazilian law firms and one Spanish outfit have helped telecoms operators TIM, Telefónica and Claro make a 16.5 billion reais (US$3 billion) binding stalking-horse bid to jointly buy Oi’s mobile services business, as part of the latter’s reorganisation.
US real estate developer enters Brazil with JV
Jones Day offices in Chicago and São Paulo and Brazilian firms BMA - Barbosa, Müssnich, Aragão and TozziniFreire Advogados have helped US real estate developer Greystar enter the Brazilian market by joining an existing joint venture between Brazilian counterpart Cyrela and Canada’s CPP Investments.
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