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Reuters
3 days ago
- Business
- Reuters
IG4 Capital in talks to invest in Brazil's Rio Alto Energias, say sources
SAO PAULO, May 28 (Reuters) - A new fund managed by private equity firm IG4 Capital is in advanced talks with creditors of Brazilian renewable power company Rio Alto Energias Renovaveis ( opens new tab to restructure and invest in its operations, two people familiar with the deal said. Rio Alto, which builds and runs solar energy projects, has a portfolio of more than 1.8 GW in assets operating or under development, but has been struggling to avoid bankruptcy court. In February, the company requested a legal order temporarily halting creditor actions, as it seeks to restructure its debt. Rio Alto and IG4 declined to comment on the matter. One person familiar with the talks said that if the deal is completed, it will represent the first investment from IG4's Fund III (ZBGBAX.O), opens new tab, which has already raised some $200 million in capital. The deal would involve restructuring about 1.5 billion reais ($260 million) of debt and injecting some 300 million reais of fresh capital, the person said. IG4 is not the only potential buyer for Rio Alto, but it is well-positioned to move ahead with the deal, according to another person with knowledge of the transaction. The firm was co-founded by Paulo Mattos, a former GP Investments ( opens new tab executive, who was also a director at Brazilian development bank BNDES. ($1 = 5.69 Brazilian reais)
Bloomberg
23-05-2025
- Business
- Bloomberg
Brazil's Rio Alto Works With Debt Restructuring Advisers
Brazilian renewable energy company Rio Alto Energias Renovaveis SA is working with financial advisory firm Laplace Finanças and law firm Felsberg Advogados as debt restructuring advisers, according to people familiar with the matter. Laplace and Felsberg have been helping Rio Alto negotiate with its creditors to reach an agreement as the company seeks to avoid filing for bankruptcy protection, the people said, asking not to be named because the discussions are private.
