IG4 Capital has exited its stake in Iguá Saneamento, transferring control to Canadian funds CPP and AIMCo, who now hold 90% of the company.
Target Information
Iguá Saneamento, a prominent water and sanitation company in Brazil, has recently undergone a significant ownership change. The Canadian pension funds, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), are now taking full control of the company, previously co-owned with IG4 Capital. IG4 Capital held a 3% stake and was responsible for the management of the company through a management contract.
Over the past seven years, IG4 played a pivotal role in restructuring Iguá Saneamento, notably after acquiring CAB Ambiental from the Galvão Group. This strategic move enabled the company to attract Canadian investment and secure a major concession for wastewater treatment in Rio de Janeiro.
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Industry Overview in Brazil
The water and sanitation industry in Brazil has been growing steadily due to increasing urbanization and the subsequent demand for effective management of water resources. The Brazilian government has implemented init
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