Affluence Corporation Appoints Oscar Brito as President
OAK BROOK, IL / ACCESS Newswire / June 12, 2025 / Affluence Corporation, (OTC PINK:AFFU), a global technology holding company specializing in smart infrastructure and edge computing solutions, announced today the appointment of Oscar Brito as President of the Company with immediate effect. His appointment is a crucial step in the planned acquisition strategy to scale and profitably grow the group in the Smart City and Connected Industries IoT space. Mr Brito will report to the Board and be responsible for identifying, obtaining financing, and managing acquisitions within the United States.
Mr Brito brings a wealth of experience in private equity, capital formation, mergers and acquisitions, and real estate development across the United States, Europe and Latin America. He has played a key role in raising over $600 million in funding for projects and companies across real estate, telecommunications, and information technology sectors. As a principal and co-investor, he has additionally raised approximately $400 million in capital across a variety of industries, including value-added telecom and telecom infrastructure investments. His expertise lies in identifying high-growth, opportunistic investments and structuring complex financial transactions to support their execution and growth.
Most recently, Mr Brito was the co-founder, Member of the Board and an active investor in iQSTEL Inc, a publicly traded, US based telecommunications company generating over $300 million in annual revenue. iQSTEL has become a recognized player in the international telecom market, with a focus on next-generation services and infrastructure.
'Oscar's experience in identifying high-growth acquisition opportunities and raising capital will help us in accelerating the growth of the group' said William Gonyer, CFO of Affluence Corporation.
'I am excited to be joining Affluence. The Smart City and Connected Industries IoT market is a fast-growing sector. I look forward to identifying synergistic targets to drive forward innovation and profitable growth so that Affluence is part of this market evolution. I am certain that we can create significant value in the near future,' said Oscar Brito.
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About Affluence Corporation
Affluence Corporation (AFFU.PK) is a diversified technology company focused on smart city and industry software and innovative solutions that capitalize on IoT, AI, 5G and edge technologies. We are investing in mid-market businesses to create a cohesive unit which brings together technology for the next generation of internet. For more information go to https://affucorp.com.
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