Fleury Signs Deal for Atlântica to Take 49.99% Stake in Oncology Venture

By Public Technologies
  • Fleury signed a binding memorandum on November 10, 2026, for related party Atlântica to invest in its outpatient oncology business, FleuryOnco.
  • Planned investment totals R$ 72 million through 2027, with FleuryOnco ownership split 50.01% for its parent and 49.99% for Atlântica.
  • The business will comprise seven oncology clinics in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, opening between 2026 and 2027.
  • Atlântica is affiliated with Bradesco Diagnóstico, which holds 24.85% of the parent company's common shares.
  • Closing remains subject to CADE approval and definitive agreements.


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