Brazil's Itau agrees to buy AI startup NeoSpace for $589 million
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- ✓Brazilian lender Itau said on Monday it agreed to buy AI startup NeoSpace for $589 million.
- ✓The bank will pay part of the 2.925 billion reals at closing, with the rest deferred over five years.
- ✓The two firms worked together for two years, and now await final regulatory approval soon.
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- BUSINESS
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- The Economic Times
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- India Economy
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In a significant move to enhance its artificial intelligence capabilities, Brazilian lender Itau has agreed to acquire NeoSpace AI for 2.925 billion reals. This investment will be structured with an initial payment followed by a deferred balance over a period of five years. The partnership, which has lasted nearly two years, is still pending regulatory approval and other standard closing conditions, highlighting Itau's commitment to advancing its technological prowess.
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Brazilian lender Itau said on Monday it had entered an agreement to acquire all shares issued by artificial intelligence startup NeoSpace AI.
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