Sol Agora, a fintech company specializing in solar energy financing and invested in by the Canadian asset manager Brookfield, unveiled its new brand at a time of greater maturity and continued business expansion.
Recently, the company surpassed the mark of R$ 2,3 billion in financing granted, enabled more than 95 solar projects throughout Brazil, and completed the raising of R$ 600 million in its fourth FIDC (Investment Fund in Credit Rights).
According to the company, the funds will be used to finance more than 30 new solar systems in the country. The company states that the rebranding reflects the evolution of its operations, marked by increased funding capacity, strengthened risk management, and expanded commercial activity throughout the national territory.
The new strategy repositions communication around five fundamental pillars: Credit, Technology, Agility, Trust, and Partnership. The new visual identity will begin to be implemented this month across all of the company's channels and platforms.
“The rebranding reflects this evolution as a milestone in the maturity of the business, mirroring the company's stage and our ambition to continue expanding access to credit for clean energy, keeping pace with the structural growth of distributed generation in Brazil and the company itself,” said Flávio Suchek, CEO of Sol Agora.
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