Actis said to acquire Gestamp's wind parks in Brazil

London-based Actis will become the second-largest energy company in Brazil, after signing a deal to acquire all of Gestamp Renewables Corp's wind parks in the country.
Photo: LM Wind Power
Photo: LM Wind Power
BY VANESSA DEZEM, BLOOMBERG

Actis LLP signed a deal to acquire all of Gestamp Renewables Corp’s wind parks in Brazil, a move that will make the U.K. private equity firm the second-largest renewable energy company in the country, people familiar with the matter said.

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