Zensar Technologies has approved setting up a new entity in Brazil to strengthen its Latin American footprint. The proposed step-down subsidiary, Zensar Technologies Brazil, will focus on software and allied services. The initial investment will involve subscribing to minimum required capital, with the structure potentially involving a joint venture partner.
Pune-based Zensar Technologies Limited announced that its Board of Directors has given in-principle approval to establish a new entity in the Federative Republic of Brazil. The move, approved at the board meeting on October 31, 2025, marks a significant expansion into Latin America, aligning with Zensar’s global growth and diversification strategy in the technology services sector.
The proposed entity, tentatively named Zensar Technologies Brazil, will be incorporated either directly by a Zensar subsidiary or through a joint venture partner. The company aims to leverage Brazil’s growing digital economy while enhancing its service capabilities for clients in the Americas region.
According to the company’s regulatory disclosure under Regulation 30 of SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements, the new entity will operate in the software and allied services industry. It will be structured as a step-down subsidiary, making it a related party under regulatory definitions, though promoters will have no direct interest in it.
Key Developments and Details
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The subsidiary of Zensar Technologies will initially subscribe to the minimum required capital at face value for setting up Zensar Technologies Brazil.
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The new entity may be registered under an alternate name, depending on approval from local authorities.
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The initiative will enable Zensar to strengthen its footprint in Latin America and access new nearshore delivery capabilities.
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The company clarified that no governmental or regulatory approvals are required at this stage.
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The incorporation will focus solely on software development and IT services, aligning fully with Zensar’s existing core business operations.
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The transaction, though with a related party status due to subsidiary structure, is being executed at arm’s length.
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The promoters and promoter group will not have any direct participation or interest in the Brazilian entity.
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Consideration for the investment will be through capital subscription, not a share swap or cash-based acquisition.
The company stated that this strategic move will enhance its operational presence across key international markets and support global clients in emerging economies through localized technology solutions.
Sources: BSE Corporate Filings, Zensar Technologies Board Meeting Disclosure, SEBI Listing Regulations.