Inbras has acquired a strategic investment from TMSA
São Paulo – CFI is pleased to announce that it acted as exclusive financial advisor to Inbras in its acquisition of a strategic investment from TMSA.
Inbras is the leading Latin American manufacturer of equipment for magnetic separation and concentration, metal extraction and detection, as well as vibratory systems and recycling solutions. Its products are primarily used in the mining and steelmaking industries, with additional applications in the food and general industrial sectors.
Founded in 1966, TMSA is a Brazilian industrial group specialized in high-capacity bulk grain handling and processing systems. The company is a market leader in engineering-intensive logistics solutions for port terminals and mining operations, with a strong presence in Brazil and Argentina.
With its stake in Inbras, the two companies establish a strategic partnership that combines complementary industrial capabilities and sets the foundation for accelerated growth and value creation across Brazil.
This transaction closed on 30 April 2025.
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