Almaviva Acquires Brazilian Tech Giant Tivit
Deal News | Jun 18, 2025 | Finance Community IT - 3 Private Equity

Almaviva, a leading Italian digital solutions and technology transformation group, has acquired Tivit, one of the largest technology companies in Brazil with a strong presence throughout Latin America. The acquisition was made by Almaviva from funds managed by Apax Partners. The transaction is pending regulatory approval. Advisors involved included J.P. Morgan for Apax as the financial advisor, while Mattos Filho and Skadden served as legal advisors for Apax and Tivit. Benetti & Giammarino Advogados and L.O. Baptista Advogados acted as Almaviva's legal advisors. This acquisition is projected to accelerate innovation, expand the reach of digital solutions, and drive business growth across multiple sectors in Latin America, including financial services, transportation, manufacturing, utilities, healthcare, and public administration. Tivit, operational in ten Latin American countries, has a robust portfolio in cloud solutions, cybersecurity management, digital platforms, and managed services. Originally acquired by Apax in 2010, Tivit has pursued a strategy of market expansion through several acquisitions including Synapsis and XMS. Tivit's strategic repositioning involved divesting business units Neobpo and Takoda in 2016 and 2022, enhancing its board, and attracting strategic talent in digital transformation, cybersecurity, cloud solutions, and SAP. Almaviva's CEO Marco Tripi highlights this acquisition as a major step in consolidating Almaviva's global leadership in digital transformation, with revenues exceeding 12 billion reais. Tivit's CEO Paulo Freitas expressed optimism and foresaw significant growth and innovation opportunities with Almaviva, echoed by Jason Wright, partner at Apax, emphasizing Apax's strategic ownership and the potential for continuous growth.
Sectors
- Technology
- Private Equity
- Digital Transformation
Geography
- Brazil – Tivit, the target company, is one of the largest tech companies based in Brazil.
- Italy – Almaviva, the acquiring company, is an Italian digital solutions firm.
- Latin America – Tivit has a strong footprint across Latin America, which is crucial to the deal’s strategic goals.
Industry
- Technology – The acquisition involves technology companies Almaviva and Tivit, focusing on digital solutions and IT services.
- Private Equity – The transaction is a typical private equity exit, where Apax Partners, a private equity firm, sold its stake in Tivit.
- Digital Transformation – The deal emphasizes expansion in digital transformation services, a key area for both Almaviva and Tivit.
Financials
- 12 billion reais – Projected combined revenues surpassing this amount post-acquisition.
Participants
Name | Role | Type | Description |
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Almaviva | Buyer | Company | An Italian leader in digital solutions and technology transformation. |
Tivit | Target Company | Company | One of Brazil's largest technology companies with a strong presence in Latin America. |
Apax Partners | Vendor | PE Firm | The private equity firm that managed the funds selling Tivit. |
J.P. Morgan | Financial Advisor | Company | Served as the financial advisor to Apax in the transaction. |
Mattos Filho | Legal Advisor | Company | Provided legal counsel to Apax and Tivit. |
Skadden | Legal Advisor | Company | Provided legal counsel to Apax and Tivit. |
Benetti & Giammarino Advogados | Legal Advisor | Company | Provided legal counsel to Almaviva. |
L.O. Baptista Advogados | Legal Advisor | Company | Provided legal counsel to Almaviva. |
Marco Tripi | CEO | Person | CEO of Almaviva. |
Paulo Freitas | CEO | Person | CEO of Tivit. |
Jason Wright | Partner | Person | Partner at Apax Partners. |