A Brazilian fund is buying data center firm Takoda from Apax with a near-$400m expansion plan, a sign of how fast the AI build-out is spreading in Brazil.
Brazil · Business
Key Facts
—The buyer. Monte Capital, a Brazilian infrastructure fund managing about R$2bn ($397m), is acquiring data center operator Takoda.
—The seller. The stake is being sold by funds advised by Apax Partners, marking Apax’s exit from Brazilian tech.
—The target. Takoda runs four data centers in Brazil and Colombia, with 14 MW installed and about R$240m ($48m) in annual revenue.
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