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Nexxus Announces a Follow-On Investment in AgileThought
24 July 2019
Nexxus Capital announced a follow-on investment into AN Global based in Irving, Texas and Mexico City. The added equity will be utilized to acquire AgileThought a Miami, Florida based provider of digital transformation services. AN Global and AgileThought will be merged after the acquisition and operate under the name AgileThought headquartered in Irving, TX.
(Press Release) Nexxus announces that in recent days it carried out a follow-on investment in AN Global, a Portfolio Company in their Nexxus Capital VI Fund and that it will change its name to AgileThought. The resources were destinated to complement the financing for the acquisition of AgileThought, a company that offers digital transformation services based in Florida, USA.
Arturo Saval, Nexxus’ Chairman, said that this investment continues to support the growth and expansion of AgileThought, a company in which Nexxus has been invested since 2015.
Roberto Langenaruer, Nexxus’ CEO, commented that with this acquisition, AgileThought consolidates the differentiated offer of state-of-the-art digital services, increases its customer base and strengthens its presence in the United States market.
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About Nexxus
Nexxus has realized 25 Private Equity investments in Mexico and divested on 14 of them; through Nexxus Iberia Fund I has made two investments in Spain; and through its debt fund, Nexxus Mezzanine Fund I, has provided two credits. Nexxus has raised and managed seven funds through ten vehicles with Capital Commitments and Co-Investments for over $ 1.6 billion USD as a whole and is the sole Mexican Alternative Asset Manager that has listed six companies in the Stock Markets.
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