Anbioton has been acquired by Elfa Medicamentos
July 2021 — The shareholders of Anbioton have sold the company to Elfa Medicamentos, a Patria Investimentos portfolio company.
Anbioton is focused on the Brazilian pharmaceutical distribution market. The company serves close to 1,400 private hospitals and 200 public entities through partnership agreements with more than 75 pharmaceutical companies.
Elfa Medicamentos was founded in 1989 by Edalmo Leite Fernandes Assis. The company’s operations are focused on the distribution of specialty medicines and generic and branded drugs, hospital supplies, and high value-added solutions for medical plans, clinics, hospitals, government, doctors and patients across the country.
Our role in the transaction
One of Oaklins’ teams in Brazil acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor for Anbioton and its shareholders.
Talk to the deal team
Related deals
Mattina Holding has sold a 5% stake in Gens Aurea via accelerated bookbuild
Mattina Holding S.A. (DVC Partners) has sold a 5% stake in Italian company Gens Aurea S.p.A. through an accelerated bookbuild, raising approximately US$69.96 million.
Learn moreCibus has acquired Aweta from Standard Investment
Standard Investment has reached an agreement with Cibus Capital, advisor to the Cibus funds, on the sale of Aweta, a global leader in fruit and vegetable sorting, grading and packing equipment. Completion of the transaction is expected in the coming weeks. The transaction provides Aweta with a strong partner to support the company’s next growth phase. Under Cibus’ ownership, Aweta will pursue further international growth and accelerate investment in R&D, supporting the installed base and product innovation, including software and AI capabilities. Aweta’s leadership team will continue to lead the business.
Learn moreComtax has been acquired by Ryan
Comtax, a São Paulo-based tax technology consultancy specializing in tax determination and digital tax compliance, had been acquired by Ryan, the world’s largest firm dedicated exclusively to business taxes. The transaction marks Ryan’s entry into the Brazilian market, adding a specialized team and an established base of large corporate clients in Brazil, one of the world’s most complex tax environments, at a time when the country’s consumption tax reform is set to reshape how companies calculate and report indirect taxes. For Comtax, the acquisition brings access to Ryan’s global platform, technology and client network across more than 80 countries, creating opportunities to scale its tax determination and compliance offering beyond its current footprint. Comtax’s founders will continue to lead the business.
Learn more