Investment Company Actis Targets Renewable Energy Sector and Acquires 10% Stake in Omega Energia

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 31/07/2022 at 08:47

Fonte: Capital Reset

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Actis, A Global Investor In Sustainable Infrastructure, Acquired A Significant Stake In The Brazilian Energy Sector. The Investor Decided To Make Investments And Ensure Its Participation In Omega Energia, Aiming To Secure A Position In The Country’s Renewable Energy Department.

Last Wednesday, (07/27), the global investor Actis, with experience in Brazil and Latin America, announced that it acquired a relevant 10% stake in Omega Energia. Thus, a shareholders’ agreement was signed with the company’s founders to integrate the company’s control sector. However, the investment amount has not yet been disclosed.

Actis Commits To Subscribing New Shares Of Omega Energia Worth R$ 850 Million

In this sense, the acquisition of the 10% stake in Omega Energia’s equity was organized as a type of private investment in public equity, involving the negotiation of management rights to integrate controlling shareholders on the Board and also the acquisition of shares through one or more operations in the job market.

Additionally, the companies also made an investment commitment whereby the investor Actis commits to subscribe for new shares issued by Omega Energia worth up to R$ 850 million, at a price of up to R$ 16 per share.

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For The Company, Actis’s Entry Will Bring More Value

In this scenario, during a conference call, Omega Energia’s CEO, Antonio Bastos Filho, expressed enthusiasm about Actis’s new investment in the company. According to him, the entry of the American company will bring more value to Omega, as he considers Actis the most successful investor in Latin America, because the investor has previously owned Echoenergia and Atlantic, renewable energy generators that were sold.

“We are happy to have another committed partner, with a high reputation, who knows a lot about the business, and is able to help us bring resources to the company,” explains Antonio Bastos. Initially, Actis acquired 10% of Omega, and according to the executive, the expectation is that Actis’s stake will reach 20% in the near future, as an increase in participation is anticipated.

The CEO of Omega also talked about the company’s inclusion in the North American market. Antonio Bastos revealed the co-investment agreement of up to US$ 500 million for other new projects on U.S. land, with an infrastructure asset manager. The agreement, which is in the final stages of closing, is expected to be announced in the coming days.

Investment Company Actis Targets Renewable Energy Sector and Acquires 10% Stake in Omega Energia

Actis, A Global Investor In Sustainable Infrastructure, Acquired A Significant Stake In The Brazilian Energy Sector. The Investor Decided To Make Investments And Ensure Its Participation In Omega Energia, Aiming To Secure A Position In The Country’s Renewable Energy Department.

Actis Commits To Subscribing New Shares Of Omega Energia Worth R$ 850 Million

For The Company, Actis’s Entry Will Bring More Value

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