Black Box enters into ₹275 crore acquisition agreement to acquire 2S Brazilian Solns Integrator

Black Box shares will be in focus today after the company announced that it has entered into an acquisition agreement with Brazilian tech firm 2S Brazilian Solns Integrator.

The Navi Mumbai-based company, in an exchange filing issued on February 12 said its Step Down Subsidiary of the Company, BLACK BOX DO BRASIL INDÚSTRIA E COMÉRCIO LTDA, reached an acquisition agreement to acquire 2S Inovações Tecnológicas.

The acquisition deal is worth at ₹275 crores, payable at closing, subject to working capital adjustments and additional deferred payments, including earn-outs linked to performance over the next two years.

The company added that this transaction is subject to customary closing conditions, certain consents and approvals. Furthermore, this transaction is expected to close by the end of March 2026.

This Brazilian acquisition has recorded revenue from operations: $ 53 million (year ended December 31, 2024) as per Brazil GAAP.

The company deals in end-to-end services across design, technology provisioning, implementation, integration, managed services, security operations, and lifecycle optimisation, and has a strength of approx 230 employees.



When we take a quick look at the company's stock performance, the company shares closed in green with an uptick of over 2% or ₹13.80. In the past 6 months of trade, the company's shares have risen by over 16%. The Current stock price stands at ₹582.15 per share.

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| Black Box enters into definitive acqn agmt to acquire 2S Brazilian Solns Integrator for ₹275 cr 'LATAM is a growing market, this acquisition will bring synergies in the Brazil market', acquired biz will contribute around ₹50 cr in FY27 to EBITDA', says… pic.twitter.com/eUWbdXQUpf

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Black Box's Sanjeev Varma spoke to CNBC-TV18 after the acquisition. While speaking about the acquisition, he said, 'LATAM is a growing market, this acquisition will bring synergies in the Brazil market', acquired biz will contribute around ₹50 cr in FY27 to EBITDA.