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Rodrigo Arthur Carvalho

Rodrigo Arthur Carvalho
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Experience

Rodrigo advises clients on general corporate matters, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, divestments and corporate restructuring involving national and international clients. He has experience in diverse economic sectors, focusing particularly on agribusiness and education.

 

He previously worked as a foreign associate at the office of Herbert Smith Freehills in London.

Education

Bachelor of Laws – Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo (PUC-SP);

Master of Laws (LL.M.) – King’s College London, UK.

Recognitions

Análise Advocacia 500 – Corporate (2021–2022).

Mattos Filho in the media

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Latin Lawyer

Brazilian insurer takes full control of Plural and Oxcorp

Mattos Filho has advised Brazilian insurance and healthcare benefits company Qualicorp on its acquisition of the remaining minority stakes in counterparts Plural and Oxcorp.
Latin Lawyer understands that BMA Advogados advised the minority shareholders, but could not confirm this before publication.
The transaction closed on 2 July for a confidential amount.
The buyer acquired all of the equity interests held by the minority shareholders of Plural and Oxcorp and now owns, directly and indirectly, 100% of the share capital of both companies.

Click here to access the deal published by Latin Lawyer.

Areas of expertise

Latin Lawyer

DEAL: Amaggi, Louis Dreyfus and Zen-Noh buy Brazilian soybean plant

Santos Neto Advogados has helped Amaggi Louis Dreyfus Zen-Noh Grãos (ALZ Grãos) acquire a soybean crushing unit in the Brazilian state of Tocantins from local agribusiness company Fazendão Indústria e Comércio de Produtos Agropecuários.

Mattos Filho advised Fazendão on the sale.

Click here to access the deal published by Latin Lawyer.

Areas of expertise

Valor Econômico Internacional

M&A activity rises among mid-sized companies

At the end of 2021, 3C Plus, a company based in Guarapuava, Paraná, specializing in communication infrastructure technology for corporate environments, set out to attract the attention of multinational software companies pursuing acquisitions in Brazil. To that end, CEO Ney Eurico hired a consultancy and was surprised by its recommendation: not to sell immediately. Instead, the company should accelerate growth over a 12-month period and aim to triple its revenue to secure more favorable terms in a future negotiation.

Click here and read the article published on Valor International.

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