Reported Returns:
+31% in Gross IRR for the Period 2020 - 2023, 4 years (in BRL).
Target firms audited by Deloitte, FIP audited by Crowe.
News and Publishing:
2022: Danica Rentals Fund acquired on Sept. 2022 its 5th rental firm, Tolentino, focused on clean energy assets (electric fleet), See Viaduto, See Tolentino;
2022: Danica Rentals Fund acquired on Aug. 2022 its 4th rental firm, Prestbater Group, focused on clean energy assets (electric fleet) and lithium batteries, See Viaduto, See Prestbater;
2022: Danica Rentals emits BRL 100 million debentures (VIAD11) to finance the growth of Viaduto Group;
2021: Danica Rentals Fund acquired on Aug. 2021 its 3rd rental firm, Marcamp, focused on clean energy assets (electric fleet), resulting in Viaduto becoming the #1 leader in prospective technologies in Brazil (electric, 4.0 autonomous fleet, digitalization). See Viaduto, See Marcamp, Valor Econômico
2021: Danica Rentals Fund acquired on Feb. 2021 its 2nd rental firm in Brazil, Trax Rentals, focused on clean energy assets (electric fleet). See More
2020: Danica Rentals Fund acquired on Feb. 2020 Viaduto, a rental firm focused on clean energy assets (electric fleet) within internal logistics, 4.0 technologies in Brazil, including Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGVs, H-AGVs, LGVs). See Viaduto, Tecnologística, Fusões e Aquisições
2019 / 2020: Danica Capital closes Danica Rentals Investment Fund (FIP), regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission in Brazil (CVM), with an investor profile of 75% Institutional investors and 25% Family Offices, 50% foreign capital and 50% national capital.
2018: Danica Capital´s portfolio firm, Danica Business Park, acquired a new real-estate asset in Mato Grosso State in Brazil. See More
2015: Danica Capital makes majority exit of Danica Termoindustrial Brasil S.A. to Pátria Investimentos (Blackstone).