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Compass IPO Ends Brazil’s Drought, Raises Up to US$630 Million
Compass, a natural-gas holding controlled by Cosan, priced its IPO at R$28.00 per share, raising up to R$3.2 billion (about US$630 million) through the sale of 89.3 million shares. The IPO ended Brazil’s market drought and marked a significant fundraising event.
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