O new M&A Bulletin produced by greener, a market intelligence company specializing in the photovoltaic sector, shows that, between July and September, 20 plants were negotiated, adding 515 MWp of power.
Compared to the same period last year, the numbers represent an 89% increase in transactions, between plant acquisitions and company transactions, publicly disclosed.
According to the company, considering all assets transacted until the end of the third quarter, there was a 21,4% increase in mapped operations compared to the whole of 2023.
In total, there were 85 transactions mapped in the last three years. “This has been a year of important investments in Brazil’s solar photovoltaic chain, as shown by the 34 transactions accumulated up to September, which represents the largest number of mapped operations since 2022,” he said. Marcio Takata, CEO of Greener.
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To access the Q3 M&A Bulletin with full analysis from Greener, machete free download. On Transaction Portal it is also possible monitor the mapping of the main mergers and acquisitions in the Brazilian solar energy market. Companies interested in increasing the visibility of their assets among national and international investors can contact Greener through of this channel.
About Greener
Founded in 2007, it is a data and market intelligence company focused on energy transition, supporting government, entrepreneurs and investors in the search for the best strategies to enhance opportunities and results.
A Greener advises on structuring and investing in renewable generation assets, market research, due diligence of projects, in addition to contributing to the development of the sector through lectures and events.
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